Versailles is critical to the identity of the French monarchy in this period. All of the following statements about Versailles are true, except:
Select one:
a. Its opulence and grandeur enhanced the Sun King's larger-than-life image.
b. Nobles, kept out from Louis XIV's new palace, soon banded together in resentment and plotted against the monarch.
c. The palace soon housed a court designed to support the king and bolster his prestige.
d. The construction project served as an example of what absolutism could accomplish.
e. The palace was positioned near Paris but just outside of the city where Louis XIV could be removed from the city but still exert
control.