Which situation would show the continuity of feudal order?

Noble lords continue taking traditional dues from peasants

The governing concept is continuity, meaning that an old institution or relationship continues despite social or political change. In the French countryside, noble lords’ continued collection of traditional dues from peasants would show that feudal obligations and unequal social relations remained in operation. It would be evidence of feudal remnants rather than a complete break with the past. If all peasants became parliament members, political equality would be expanding. Ending the tithe would remove an established obligation, and nobles giving up exemptions would weaken their privileged position. Those alternatives indicate change or abolition, not continuity. Therefore, option A is the clearest example.

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