How did the structure of French society help the Revolution become a broad mass movement?

The Third Estate included large groups such as peasants workers and middle class

The governing concept is the broad social base of the Third Estate. It was not a small political club; it included peasants in the countryside, urban workers and artisans, and the educated or commercial middle class. These groups had different immediate interests, but many experienced burdens connected with taxation, feudal dues, food prices, limited rights, or inherited privilege. Their participation gave the Revolution a mass character and helped local grievances connect with national political demands. Option A is correct because it identifies the large and varied groups that widened the movement. Option B is far too narrow. Options C and D are historically unsupported and do not explain mass participation.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: French Society During the Late Eighteenth Century.