How a voting dispute created France's National Assembly

A fight over voting rules helped create a revolutionary government

France's Estates-General became stuck over a basic question: should each social group get one vote, or should every representative get a vote? The Third Estate responded by declaring itself the National Assembly and refusing to leave until France had a constitution. A fight over voting rules became a fight over who had the right to govern.

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