In 1789, the Estates-General Was

In 1789, the Estates-General was

A) Louis XVI's primary advisory body, often consulted by the king on matters of state.
B) in unanimous agreement that only radical changes could solve France's problems.
C) dominated by the First Estate, composed mostly of urban lawyers.
D) unanimously in agreement about the necessity of immediately creating a new representative assembly.
E) divided over the issue of voting by orders or by head.