Question

which action could accomplish all of the goals of the french revolution?
eliminating absolute authority
writing a constitution
ending the class system
passing a fairer tax system

Explanation:

The French Revolution aimed to address issues like absolute monarchy, social inequality (class system), and unfair taxation. Writing a constitution (e.g., the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen and subsequent constitutional efforts) could establish a framework to limit absolute authority, restructure the class system (by defining rights and equality), and set up a fairer tax system (by outlining governance and fiscal rules). Eliminating absolute authority alone doesn't address all, ending the class system fully was not achieved, and a fairer tax system is part of a constitutional framework. So writing a constitution is the action that could encompass all goals.

Answer:

B. writing a constitution