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whigs
higher aristocracy
backed by middle class
wanted power for parliament or aristocracy
exclude james II and put a protestant on the throne
tories
less aristocracy and gentry
suspicious of middle class
strong faith in king and church of england
supported james II bc parliament did nto have power to tamper with succession of the throne
james Ii major problems
conflict with parliament
religion bc catholic and baptized a son dubbed heir to the throne
glorious revolution
group of seven prominent english noblemen invited william of orange mary to invade england
james II fled to france
william and mary would only be given throne if they accepted english bill of rights
english bill of rights
made england a constitutional monarchy
no law could be suspended by the monarchy
no taxation without parliamentary consent
no army without parliamentary consent
habeus corpus
due process
freedom of speech
frequent parliamentary meetings
religion in bill of rights
not addressed
relgiious rights for dessenters
no rights to catholics
no rights to jews
dissenters rights
allowed non anglican protestants to practice religion
still excluded from political and public life
when can someone vote in parliament
live in a county with rep, not many of these
own a lot of land
male
protestant