Question

under the old regime, the people of france belonged to one of three estates. what was the basis of these divisions? occupation wealth social class religion

Explanation:

The three estates of the French Old Regime were a rigid social hierarchy where membership was determined by birth, placing people into distinct social classes: the First Estate (clergy), Second Estate (nobility), and Third Estate (commoners). This division was not based on occupation, wealth, or religion, as individuals were born into their estate regardless of these factors.

Answer:

social class