How did the Glorious Revolution affect England and its colonies? Colonial products flooded English markets. It left England and its colonies without a king to unify them. Most people in England and in the colonies wanted the king's head for past crimes. It secured constitutional government and a "bill of rights" for British people on both sides of the Atlantic.

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Presley Powell

21 October, 18:37

How did the Glorious Revolution affect England and its colonies? Colonial products flooded English markets. It left England and its colonies without a king to unify them. Most people in England and in the colonies wanted the king's head for past crimes. It secured constitutional government and a "bill of rights" for British people on both sides of the Atlantic.

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It left England and its colonies without a king to unify them.

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When William of Orange invaded England and took the throne from James Second, in 1688. This completely alter the situation in colonies. When Americans came to know about the new king and queen, William of Orange and Mary respectively, they supported it and revolted against the officials assigned by the previous ruler. Thus, the colonist by revolt show their perception of glorious revolt.