Question

reviewing frances social structure
use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.
the french people were divided into estates.
church officials, such as priests, were members of the estate.
peasants belonged to the estate.

Explanation:

These statements refer to the pre-French Revolution social hierarchy in France, a core topic in European history. The system was split into three distinct estates, with clergy in the first, nobility in the second, and the majority of the population (including peasants) in the third.

Answer:

1. The French people were divided into three estates.
2. Church officials, such as priests, were members of the First Estate.
3. Peasants belonged to the Third Estate.