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Why did members of the Third Estate form the National Assembly?
a.They were angry at the king for requesting a new tax on land.
b.They could not participate in the existing French legislature.
c.They had no voting rights.
d.France had a king but did not have a legislature.

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B. They could not participate in the existing French legislature.

The estates would meet periodically at an assembly at the Estates-General. At the assemblies, the third estate did not hold a lot of power and was at a disadvantage. The first and second estates would exercise their powers to veto any proposals.

The third estate (commoners) were locked out, so, they relocated to the Royal Tennis Court to discuss a potential rebellion, this was known as the Tennis Court Oath.

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