When was the glorious revolution and the writing of the english bill of rights

The glorious revolution takes place in November of 1688, and the writing of the English Bill of Rights in 1689.

Explanation:

The glorious revolution refers to the process of removing the throne of King James II (Catholic), with his daughter Mary II (Protestant) occupying the throne instead. The process of overthrow was very violent due mainly to the confrontation between the followers of both religions and all the kingdoms belonging to Great Britain participated; England, Scotland, and Ireland.

The English Bill of Rights took place in 1689 and is a law that establishes the basic civil rights, limits powers of the monarchy and establishes the parliamentary rights. It was established at the beginning of the reign of Maria II.

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