Question 4 • 670201 World History S1 – MYERS, JOSHUA A
The bourgeoisie were members of the Third Estate who could become wealthy through trade, business, or professions. Unlike the clergy and aristocracy, they generally lacked the inherited honor, political power, and social status of the privileged estates. Peasants, by contrast, were usually not wealthy. Therefore, the bourgeoisie best fits the description.
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