Question

what were the primary causes of the french revolution? select four options. lack of representation for the lower classes the establishment of a state religion oppressive leadership high taxes on the lower class high rates of poverty

Explanation:

The French Revolution was caused by several factors. The lower classes (Third Estate) had no real political representation. The monarchy (oppressive leadership) spent lavishly, leading to high taxes on the lower class. Economic hardships resulted in high poverty rates. The establishment of a state religion (Catholicism) was not a primary cause as religious tensions were not the main trigger compared to political, economic, and social inequalities.

Answer:

lack of representation for the lower classes, oppressive leadership, high taxes on the lower class, high rates of poverty