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Which option correctly shows burdens on a poor peasant?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Taxes to the state, tithe to the Church, and feudal dues to lords

Under the Old Regime in France, poor peasants paid taxes to the state, tithes to the Church, and feudal dues or services to lords. Therefore, option A is correct. Tax exemptions, titles, and hunting rights in options B and D were privileges mainly associated with the privileged classes, not burdens on peasants. Exam tip: remember the three main claimants on peasants—state, Church, and lords.

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French RevolutionOld RegimePeasantsFeudal DuesTitheFrench Society

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Taxes to the state, tithe to the Church, and feudal dues to lords

Why is this the correct answer?

Under the Old Regime in France, poor peasants paid taxes to the state, tithes to the Church, and feudal dues or services to lords. Therefore, option A is correct. Tax exemptions, titles, and hunting rights in options B and D were privileges mainly associated with the privileged classes, not burdens on peasants. Exam tip: remember the three main claimants on peasants—state, Church, and lords.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

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

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