Question

what did the declaration of the rights of man and of the citizen abolish during the french revolution?
the monarchical right of heredity
hierarchical relationships based on feudalism
distinctions based on class
gender biases that women were not equal

Explanation:

The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen during the French Revolution aimed to establish equality among citizens. It abolished distinctions based on class, emphasizing that all men were equal in rights. It did not fully address the monarchical right of heredity (as the monarchy still persisted in some form during parts of the early - revolutionary period), feudal hierarchical relationships were abolished mainly by other decrees, and gender equality was not a primary focus of this declaration.

Answer:

distinctions based on class