1. The abolition of seigneurial rights: The National Assembly abolished the seigneurial rights of the nobility, which included the right to collect taxes, to administer justice, and to hunt on the lands of their peasants. This was a major blow to the power and influence of the nobility.
2. The confiscation of church property: The National Assembly also confiscated the property of the Catholic Church, which was a major source of wealth for the nobility. This further reduced the power and influence of the nobility, and also helped to finance the French Revolution.
3. The creation of a new social order: The National Assembly created a new social order based on equality and individual rights. This meant that the nobility no longer had any special privileges or status, and all citizens were equal under the law.