Question

Who was Mirabeau? How did he oppose the feudal system in France?

Answer 1

Hint:
Before the French revolution, in France, feudalism (feudal system) was popular. The policy consisted of the granting of land for military service returns. In a feudal system, in exchange for serving a lord or king, especially during times of war, a peasant or worker received a piece of land. We have to write about the contribution of Mirabeau to countering feudalism in France.

Complete answer:
A pioneer of the early stages of the French Revolution was Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, Count of Mirabeau (9 March 1749 - 2 April 1791). A nobleman, he had been embroiled in several scandals that had left his name in ruins before the beginning of the Revolution in 1789.
Nevertheless, in the years 1789-1791, he climbed to the top of the French political elite and gained a reputation as a voice of the people.

He was a popular orator who by favoring a constitutional monarchy based on the model of Great Britain, led the moderate position among revolutionaries.

Mirabeau was a member of the Third Estate, which served the common people of France, both rich and poor, and was thought to speak for the French nation.

However, Mirabeau, born into a noble family, was against feudal privileges.

He was a strong orator who with his speeches, inspired the masses at Versailles. To share his opinions, he also wrote journals and that is how he criticized the feudal system in France.

Note
Mirabeau was born into a noble family, but was persuaded that a society of feudal privilege needed to be abolished. A newspaper was released and he gave powerful speeches to the crowds gathered at Versailles.