Which best describes taxes in both the American colonies and France before their revolutions? Clergy and nobles paid no taxes.
Everyone was taxed equally.
Most people voted for representatives that decided on taxes.
Most people paid high taxes without having a voice in government.

The last answer

Explanation:

I don't know about France but in the American revolution the thing that caused it was paying high taxes to a king without any say in the government. This was a monarchy where the king had all the say in decisions while the people suffered. Without the American revolution the government could've turned from a monarchy to a dictatorship because the king was really acting like a dictator with making harsh decisions that hurt the colonists.