Question

1. enduring issues essay practice

prompt: identify and define an enduring issue raised during the french revolution, and explain how this issue was demonstrated during the french revolution. then determine how this issue has continued across history
possible enduring issues
inequality human rights violations abuse of power
conflict need for change ideas and beliefs

Explanation:

An enduring issue from the French Revolution is inequality. Inequality means a lack of equal treatment, opportunities, or status. During the French Revolution, the Third Estate (commoners) faced heavy taxes, while the First (clergy) and Second (nobility) Estates had privileges. This led to unrest. For example, the Third Estate formed the National Assembly. Across history, inequality has continued. In the Civil Rights Movement in the US, African - Americans faced racial inequality in voting, education, and employment. They fought for equal rights, similar to how the Third Estate fought against the unequal social structure in France.

Answer:

An enduring issue is inequality. It was demonstrated in the French Revolution by the Third Estate's oppression and has continued, e.g., in the US Civil Rights Movement.