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    Why should you hire a Mississauga Real Estate Broker? In today's fast-paced world it is hard for any one of us to invest a considerable amount of time in finding a perfect property deal. Our daily life is surrounded with many responsibilities as well as a schedule that cannot be broken easily. In such a situation, it is hard to find a property or even good buyer to sell our property within a limited time frame. On the other hand, hiring a Mississauga real estate broker can help us to get what we…

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    the life in France between the years 1787 and 1789 were that the poor people seem very poor as even the children are terribly ragged, the lack of bread is terrible as the price of it is above the peasant’s ability to pay, and that a woman joined him and complained about the hard times as the high taxes are crushing the peasants. 2. a. The conclusion that I can draw about the relationship between the percentage of the population in each estate and the percentage of land owned by each estate is…

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    were divided into three large social classes called estates. The First Estate held the clergy, the Second Estate was rich nobles, and finally the Third estate was everybody else, they remain 97% of the population. In the late 1780’s French people were faced starvation because of the bad harvest. Also, France was in huge debt due to King Louis XIV and his queen, Marie Antoinette, who continued to live on the top of luxury life. Meeting of the Estates General Louis found the solution which was…

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    people and a push away from the Old Regime social structure. Under the French Old Regime there were three estates, or classes. The First Estate was the clergy, the Second Estate was the nobility, and the Third Estate was the working class. It was made of the Bourgeoisie, or middle class, the workers, and the peasants. The clergy and nobility were in control and did not pay taxes. The Third Estate, however, paid extremely high taxes and did all the farming, building, and other labors. In 1770s,…

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    French Revolution, the 3rd Estate had almost no voice in the government and they also paid a majority of the country’s taxes. When the country had too many debts to pay off, the king decided to hold a meeting to decide which estate would pay more taxes. The 1st and 2nd Estate voted(3rd Estate had only 1 vote) on the 3rd Estate paying the extra taxes. This meeting was known as the Estates General, and was one of the major catalysts leading to the revolution. The 3rd Estate began to see that they…

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    Society consisted of Third Estate. The Third Estate was made of the commoners and peasants of France. They didn’t have many rights or much money and their problems were ignored (Pipe, Jim 10). The main cause of the French Revolution was the structural inequality and unfair rights. This lead the Third Estate to believe that the Second and First Estates were enjoying life at the expense of their own lives and well being (The French Revolution 1- 2). When the Third Estate were tiered of not being…

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    the very people that are supposed to be helping them prosper in life, the government. This is exactly what Benjamin Franklin believes to the truth, and what the people of France in 1789 found to be a stark reality. The peasants, typically farmers, and the Bourgeoisie, France’s wealthiest class, felt that their chances to better their lives were being restricted by their own government. Shortly after this consensus the Third Estate, which was another name for this group of people, followed in…

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    Example Career Essay– Real Estate Agent From the list of careers, I chooses the real estate agent. I picked the real estate agent because my mother has a freind that is a real estate agent and she seems to enjoy her career. Her is always talking about the houses that she is trying to sell and it sounds interesting. And I think that I would like to help people buy or sell their house. I have always find how houses look and how the house is designed interesting. A real estate agent help people…

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    Property Appraiser Career

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    Introduction According to the Canadian Real Estate Association the current nature of real estate market in Canada stays stable with high capacity for borrowing providing favorable conditions for potential investors and gives an opportunity to the variety of careers in this industry to stay sustainable and attractive (CREA, 2016). Real estate industry provides multiple distinguish careers, however there are three of them that I consider most interesting to me. They are: property appraiser career…

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    be the third estate and everyone riding on him would be the first and second. The author of this source would have been a third estate sympathist, showing that the third estate was the backbone or the horse that carried the other estates around. The third estate being made up of the majority of people had to give the most. They paid more taxes and no say in government they were blindly led around chained to the never ending chain of poverty. Abbe Sieyes, a friend to the third estate tried to…

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