Louis XIV: The French Revolution
During the French Revolution, Louis XVI was imprisoned by the enraged mob in the Bastille then executed by Guillotine for crimes against the people who had a great resentment and frustration toward the government, which was all caused by the poverty and weakened economy due to Louis XIV’s spending of money. These feelings and growing then lead to a hunger for revolution, which was arguably one of history’s most influential moments- the French Revolution-- but none of this would have happened if Louis XIV had not assumed absolute power, which resulted in resentment, then left the economy in shambles, which resulted in further resentment. Louis XIV contributed the most to his nation, France, because his lead to a spark in his people that later