Who did the Third Estate represent in France in the late 1780’s and early 1790’s? A) The Clergy
B) The Common People
C) The Nobility
D) All of the above

b

Explanation:

When these documents spoke of the Third Estate, however, they referred chiefly to the bourgeoisie – not to France’s 22 million rural peasants, landless labourers or urban workers.

When the bourgeoisie dreamed of representative government, it was a government that represented the propertied classes only. 

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