Which analysis gives the best combination of social causes?

Estate privilege, tax inequality, middle-class aspiration and peasant burden

The governing concept is that the French Revolution developed from interacting social, political, and economic tensions rather than from one isolated event. Estate privilege protected the clergy and nobility, while the Third Estate faced unequal taxation and feudal burdens. The growing bourgeoisie possessed education and wealth but sought greater political influence, and peasants resented dues and obligations. Option A combines these connected causes and therefore gives the strongest analysis. Options B, C, and D reduce a complex crisis to one narrow factor; weather or harvest could worsen hardship, but neither alone explains privilege, representation, and class aspirations across French society.

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