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Because these privileges were passed on primarily through inheritance, they tended to constrain social mobility—although without preventing it, since they could also be bought or sold. Thus individuals and groups
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This source reveals a multitude of social, economic, political causes and effects of the French Revolution. The source describes the harsh daily lives of both rural and urban people and how they were affected by the government and the economy in everyday life, as well as the difficult strict "caste system". It also gives a perspective on the "social unrest" and the political responses of the government to those small revolts. It shows the mistrustful relationship between the government and the common people and the means for the government attempting to maintain the satisifaction of the people.