What were the cause and effect of glorious revolution

Glorious Revolution is the coined term for events in England on the 17th century. It became the turning point of England in its struggle for power between monarchy and parliament. The cause for this was when James took over the throne after his brother, Charles, died in 1685. Being a Catholic Christian against the parliament who were Protestant Christians, made the officials plan to seize the throne out of him. After letting James’ son-in-law (to his daughter Mary) signed the Bill of Rights, England’s government became more democratic as it was modeled after the Britain’s system.

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