Why did the members of the Third Estate rise up against the government? Question 1 options: They were angry that they could not elect Napoleon Bonaparte as the new monarch of France. They believed the political, economic, and social systems of France were unfair. They did not believe in democracy and wanted to remain under the rule of a king.

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Why did the members of the Third Estate rise up against the government? Question 1 options: They were angry that they could not elect Napoleon Bonaparte as the new monarch of France. They believed the political, economic, and social systems of France were unfair. They did not believe in democracy and wanted to remain under the rule of a king.

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They believed the political, economic, and social systems of France were unfair.

Explanation:

SO after reading i was still confused but i looked one more time and this is where i got my correct answer from:

In 1789, members of the French social class known as the "Third Estate" (peasants, merchants, and artisans) rose up against what they believed to be the unfair political, economic, and social system. This uprising is known as The French Revolution.