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 change the old social and political order. Writing a constitution was to establish a new legal and political framework. Ending absolute rule (monarchy's unrestricted power) was a key goal as the people were oppressed by the king's autocracy. Protecting individual rights was inspired by Enlightenment ideas. Ending the class system (the privileged First and Second Estates vs. the Third Estate) was crucial for equality. Lowering taxes for the rich was not a goal; in fact, the Revolution was against the unfair tax burden on the Third Estate while the rich (like nobles) had exemptions.

Answer:

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