The glorious revolution was a

A) Coup in England during which king William was overthrown

B) Coup in England during which king James II was overthrown.

C) Rebellion in the colonies which led to colonial self-rule

D) Rebellion in the colonies which led to the navigation acts.

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20 July, 22:32

The glorious revolution was a

A) Coup in England during which king William was overthrown

B) Coup in England during which king James II was overthrown.

C) Rebellion in the colonies which led to colonial self-rule

D) Rebellion in the colonies which led to the navigation acts.

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Aydan Carney · Answer 1

B) Coup in England during which king James II was overthrown.

Explanation:

The Glorious Revolution refers to the deposing of King James II and the installation of King William (from the Netherlands) and Queen Mary on the throne in a move to ensure a Protestant on the throne.

The glorious revolution was aA) Coup in England during which king William was overthrownB) Coup in England during which king James II was overthrown.C) Rebellion in the colonies which led to colonial self-ruleD) Rebellion in the colonies which led to the navigation acts.

The glorious revolution was a

A) Coup in England during which king William was overthrown

B) Coup in England during which king James II was overthrown.

C) Rebellion in the colonies which led to colonial self-rule

D) Rebellion in the colonies which led to the navigation acts.