Question

source c – yearly incomes compared. 1 livre is equal to $4 in today’s money

• archbishop of paris 50,000 livres
• marquis de mainvillette 20,000 livres
• prince de conti 14,000 livres
• a paris parish priest 10,000 livres
• a typical village priest 750 livres
• a master carpenter 200 livres

source d – a cartoon from 1789 france
this cartoon shows the society was viewed from
the majority of the population in france during the
1780’s. the caption reads
‘one hopes this will end soon’
label the three figures in the cartoon (1 point)

• peasant
• priest
• noble

Explanation:

In 18th - century French society (pre - French Revolution), the social hierarchy and the burden on the peasantry are key elements. The cartoon is a representation of the Three Estates system. The lowest figure (the one carrying the others) is the Peasant, as peasants were the ones who bore the economic burden of the other two estates (clergy and nobility). The middle - looking figure (in religious - like attire or associated with the clergy's role) is the Priest (representing the First Estate, the clergy). The upper - class - looking figure (with noble - like attire) is the Noble (representing the Second Estate, the nobility). So, from top to bottom (or in the order of the labels as per the cartoon's structure, assuming the top - most label is for one, then the middle, then the bottom), the labels should be: Top label: Priest (or Noble, depending on the visual, but historically, the clergy and nobility were the ones being carried, so the top two figures are Priest and Noble, and the bottom is Peasant). Wait, more accurately, in the typical "Third Estate carrying the First and Second" cartoon, the bottom figure is Peasant (Third Estate), one of the upper figures is Priest (First Estate) and the other is Noble (Second Estate). So if we assume the three boxes: the top - most box (on the left - upper of the figure) could be Priest, the middle - right box could be Noble, and the bottom box (the one with the stick - like thing) is Peasant.

Answer:

Assuming the three boxes (from top to bottom or as per the arrow directions):

• Top box (left - upper arrow): Priest
• Middle - right box (arrow to the noble - like figure): Noble
• Bottom box (arrow to the figure carrying the others): Peasant

(Note: The exact labeling depends on the visual details of the cartoon, but based on historical context of 1789 French society, the Peasant is the one carrying the Priest (First Estate) and Noble (Second Estate).)