98 points and first to answer gets !             how was the estates-general useful in uniting france under one national identity? (5 points) a: it allowed members from different social classes to enforce taxation laws and challenge election results. b: it allowed noblemen, clergy, and townspeople to serve together as a legislative body in the french government. c: it gave equal voting rights to all social classes in france, including the noblemen, the clergy, and townspeople. d: it provided a way to deny privileges for the wealthier groups of people, resulting in a more unified nation.

The Estates-General was established in 1789 by King Philip IV of France as a collective group of nobles, clergymen, and commoners to unite France as a single national unity. They served together as a single legislative body of the French Government. All social classes were given equal voting rights and rights to enforce taxation laws. As a result, privileges were not reserved exclusively for the wealthy people. The establishment of Estates-General was one of the reasons for the French Revolution.

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