Which social class would it have been most dangerous to belong to during the French Revolution?

During the French Revolution, it was most dangerous to belong to the nobility, or the upper class. The revolution sought to dismantle the privileges and power of the aristocracy, leading to widespread violence and persecution against nobles. Many were executed during the Reign of Terror, as they were seen as symbols of the oppressive regime. Additionally, the revolutionaries' distrust of the aristocracy made it perilous for anyone associated with that class.