The bloodless, or Glorious, revolution in 1688 Answers: a. Encouraged nobles in their quest to recreate a feudal society. b. Ended the Commonwealth and restored James II to the throne. c. Placed Mary and William, both Protestants, on the throne. d. Restored property rights to those who had lost them as a consequence of the English Civil War

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The bloodless, or Glorious, revolution in 1688 Answers: a. Encouraged nobles in their quest to recreate a feudal society. b. Ended the Commonwealth and restored James II to the throne. c. Placed Mary and William, both Protestants, on the throne. d. Restored property rights to those who had lost them as a consequence of the English Civil War

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Isabelle Rosales · Answer 1

C: Placed Mary and William, both Protestants, on the throne.

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The Glorrious Revolution, also known as The Revolution of 1688, occurred in England, for religious and political motives, and it changed the way England was governed. King James II was overthown and replaced by his daughter, Mary. Now the monarchy was losing power and the parliament was gaining more, which was a sign of the beginning of a political democracy.