Which option correctly shows the multi-dimensional nature of the early phase of the Revolution?

Financial crisis, representation dispute, urban revolt, rural revolt and food movement

Option A is correct because the early French Revolution cannot be explained by one isolated event or one institution. The monarchy faced a serious financial crisis caused by war debts, an unequal tax system and costly state expenditure. At the same time, the Third Estate challenged the political system because voting by order allowed privileged groups to block its numerical majority. Rising bread prices and unemployment created anger among urban workers, while peasants reacted to feudal dues, rumours and insecurity in the countryside. The meeting of the Estates-General therefore became a wider political and social crisis. Urban action, such as the storming of the Bastille, and rural disturbances made the transformation more intense. Options B, C and D are too narrow: each reduces a complex revolution to a single matter and ignores the interaction of economic, political, social and popular forces.

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