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?

a. the declaration removed the king from power.
b. the declaration forced the aristocracy to give up their land.
c. the declaration created a separation between church and state.
d. the declaration abolished the three estates.

Option: d.The declaration abolished the three estates.

Explanation:

Before the French Revolution, French society divided into three estates: clergy, nobility, and bourgeoisie or commoners. The clergy and the nobility class in the old regime enjoyed the privileges and rights in the society, while the third estates had no political power and had to pay all taxes. The Commoners were peasants, workers, doctors, merchants etc. The Declaration of the Rights of Men after the revolution gave equal rights to all the citizens in France.

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