Final answer:
The Dutch Republic and English constitutional monarchy were not as successful as France's Louis XIV in creating an absolute monarchy.
Explanation:
False
The statement that the Dutch Republic and English constitutional monarchy were nearly as successful as France's Louis XIV in creating an absolute monarchy is false. Louis XIV of France developed an absolute monarchy under the Bourbon dynasty, concentrating power in his hands and ruling absolutely, unlike the Dutch Republic and English constitutional monarchy.
This difference is evident in how Louis XIII of France and his chief minister, Cardinal Richelieu, stopped convening the Estates General, while England's parliaments gradually evolved to give representative voice to the people of England.
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