Question

what were goals of the french revolution? select four options. writing a constitution ending absolute rule lowering taxes for the rich protecting individual rights ending the class system

Explanation:

The French Revolution aimed to bring about significant political and social changes. Writing a constitution was a goal to establish a new legal framework. Ending absolute rule was crucial as the monarchy's autocratic power was a major grievance. Protecting individual rights was in line with Enlightenment ideas. Ending the class system (the Ancien Régime's rigid social hierarchy) was also a key objective. Lowering taxes for the rich was not a goal; in fact, the revolution was partly due to the burden of taxes on the lower classes while the rich had exemptions.

Answer:

writing a constitution, ending absolute rule, protecting individual rights, ending the class system