the declaration of the rights of man made all french citizens equal before the law. how did this equality…

the declaration of the rights of man made all french citizens equal before the law. how did this equality contrast with the ways of the old regime?\nthe declaration removed the king from power.\nthe declaration forced the aristocracy to give up their land.\nthe declaration created a separation between church and state.\nthe declaration abolished the three estates.

the declaration of the rights of man made all french citizens equal before the law. how did this equality contrast with the ways of the old regime?\nthe declaration removed the king from power.\nthe declaration forced the aristocracy to give up their land.\nthe declaration created a separation between church and state.\nthe declaration abolished the three estates.

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In the Old Regime, France was divided into three - estates with different rights and privileges. The Declaration of the Rights of Man abolished this system, making all citizens equal before the law. It didn't directly remove the king from power (Louis XVI was later executed), didn't force the aristocracy to give up land immediately, and the separation of church and state was not the main contrast regarding equality before the law.

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The declaration abolished the three estates.