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The Estates-General in pre-revolutionary France was a representative assembly composed of:
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- 1The First Estate (Clergy) and Second Estate (Nobility) only
- 2The Second Estate (Nobility) and Third Estate (Commoners) only
- 3The First Estate (Clergy), Second Estate (Nobility), and Third Estate (Commoners)✓
- 4The Third Estate representing commoners exclusively
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The First Estate (Clergy), Second Estate (Nobility), and Third Estate (Commoners)
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