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The illustration below depicts conditions leading up to the French Revolution. Use this illustration to answer the following question:

What attitude would the French middle class take toward the priest and nobleman standing up on the steps?


They should be respected.

They should carry more of the burden.

They are helpless and should be taken care of.

They are divine and should be worshipped.

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To answer the question about the attitude of the French middle class toward the priest and nobleman standing on the steps in the context of conditions leading up to the French Revolution, it's essential to consider the historical context.

During the French Revolution, one of the major issues was the social and economic inequality in France, where the clergy (priests) and the nobility held significant power and privileges while the common people, including the middle class, faced economic hardship and inequality. The middle class was advocating for more political power and economic fairness.

Given this context, the most likely attitude of the French middle class toward the priest and nobleman standing on the steps would be:

"They should carry more of the burden."

The middle class was likely to view the clergy and nobility as enjoying excessive privileges and not contributing their fair share to the society's burdens. This sentiment ultimately contributed to the call for reforms and, in some cases, the removal of these privileges during the French Revolution.

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This political cartoon shows the common man shouldering all of the burden. This was a cause of mass dissent in the Revolution, this cartoon is meant to show how the 1st and 2nd estates should have shouldered more of France's byrden.

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