What did Jacques Necker suggest to Louis the XVI?

Necker anticipated one goal of the French Revolution by founding a number of provincial assemblies in which the three estates sat and voted together. These efforts aroused opposition from the privileged classes, who urged Louis XVI to dismiss his minister.

Explanation:

He was the one who anticipated one goal of the French Revolution with a number of provincial assemblies. These assemblies had three main estates (which represented the three main groups of people in France at the time), and they all discussed situations and voted on topics together. This caused opposition from the privileged classes, which inevitably forced Louis XVI to dismiss his minister.

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explanation: he lived there so he could spread the message of islam to everyone there

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