Glorious Revolution

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Glorious Revolution... AKA -

bloodless revolution

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The Glorious Revolution led to Europes first -

constiutional monarchy

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James II was a -

Roman Catholic

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James II granted religious freedoms to -

non-Protestants

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James II granting religious freedom and suspending several religious laws was all part of his reinstatement of the -

Declaration of Indulgence

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English nobility members were scared that King James II was going too far in his use of the -

monarchy

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English nobility members ended up calling on - to help them

William of Orange

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William arrived on shore with a - army

Dutch

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When support for James II disappeared, he fled to -

France

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When William of Orange became king, he approved the -

English Bill of Rights

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SUMMARY OF THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION: People were afraid of a - dynasty

Catholic

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a system of government in which the powers of the monarch are limited by a written or unwritten constitution

constitutional monarchy

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An act of the parliament of England that sets out certain basic civil rights and clarifies who would be next to inherit the Crown

English Bill of Rights

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ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS GUARANTEED THREE THINGS:

- No excessive - or cruel punishment

- No - without the consent of the legislature

- The right to - the government with grievances

bail, taxation, petition

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15

This item:

- limited the power of the English Monarch; implied that monarchs could not rule however they wanted

Magna Carta

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TWO IMPORTANT CLAUSES OF THE MAGNA CARTA:

- King must have the - of the people to tax

- Due Process of Law

consent

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Following established legal principles that protect individual rights

Due Process of Law

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