The abolition of feudal privileges shows which dimension of the Revolution?

Social dimension

The abolition of feudal privileges was primarily a social transformation because it attacked the legal and customary hierarchy that separated privileged orders from the rest of society. On 4 August 1789, the National Assembly moved to end many feudal dues and privileges enjoyed by nobles and the Church. This challenged the old system in which peasants carried obligations while privileged groups received exemptions and status through birth. The measure did not instantly remove every form of inequality, and compensation and implementation could be complicated, but its central purpose was to dismantle inherited social privilege. Option A is therefore correct. Maritime, linguistic and colonial dimensions do not describe the main meaning of this reform; the issue was the restructuring of relations between social orders within France.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: The Outbreak of the Revolution.