What was the no. of active citizens during French revolution?

During the French Revolution, the number of active citizens was estimated to be around 4.3 million. These active citizens were primarily defined as men who paid a certain amount of taxes and thus had the right to vote. This group was distinct from passive citizens, who did not have voting rights due to their lack of property or tax contributions. The distinction between active and passive citizens was a significant aspect of the political changes during the revolution.