At a clergy assembly, this ruler created a set of privileges known as the Gallican liberties which were annulled by Pope Innocent XI, who vetoed this ruler’s selection for Prince-elector of Cologne. The assassination of François Langlade was carried out (15[1])by Abraham Mazel and a group of Camisards under the rule of this ruler. The Battle of the Faubourg St Antoine was fought during a rebellion (15[1])against this ruler (-5[1])that was started by local appellate (15[1])courts called parlements and named for (15[1])(*) slingshots (10[3])used (-5[1])to break (10[1])windows. (10[6])The Grand Alliance (-5[1])was convened to curb this ruler, (10[4])who faced the Fronde rebellion. (10[4])This (10[1]-5[1])ruler, (10[1])who suggested (10[2])Philip (10[1])of Anjou (10[1])to succeed Charles II, kicking off the War of Spanish Succession, (10[1])uttered (10[2]-5[1])“I am the state.” (10[2])The building (10[1])of the Palace of Versailles (10[1])was ordered by, for 10 points, what French “Sun King?” ■END■ (10[5])