Question

Which king was removed during the Glorious Revolution in England?
A.Charles I
B.Charles II
C.James II
D.William III

Answer 1

Hint:We will discuss the Glorious Revolution in England.Glorious Revolution is also called the bloodless revolution in English history.It had an impact on thirteen colonies in North America.Description of bloodless revolution is not entirely accurate as there was a little bloodshed and violence in England. This Revolution had led to significant loss of life in Ireland and Scotland.

Complete answer:
 Let us discuss the outcome of the Glorious Revolution in England.Outcome of the glorious Revolution was that power was given to Parliament to govern the affairs of Britain and to name the next monarch. The revolution was started due to the difference in religion. King James was catholic and the population was non catholic hence there was a conflict. There came up religious and political differences.There was a change in parliamentary functioning and was influenced dramatically in the years which followed revolution. Now Let us discuss the impact of the Glorious Revolution in England It had an impact on thirteen colonies in North America. After the king James was overthrown the people or colonists were temporarily experiencing freedom from strict and anti puritan laws.Glorious Revolution is also called bloodless revolution in English history. There is a deposition of James II and accession of Mary II and her husband William three. He was prince of orange and stand holder of provinces of the Netherlands.

Hence, the correct answer is option (C).

Note: The term glorious revolution was first coined by John hampden. historians believe that it is one of the most important events that led to transformation from absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy after that England never held absolute power again.