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2. GLORIOUS REVOLUTION
• Causes, and Results
• William III and Marry II (1689 - 1702).
• Queen Anne (1702 - 1714)

3. CAUSES AND RESULTS
OF GLORIOUS REVOLT
• Historical Background
• Causes of the Glorious Revolution
• Effects of the Glorious Revolution
• Results Of the Glorious Revolution
• Revolution Settlements
• End of Devine Rights Theory
• Political, Religious, and Social Consequences
• Effects on English Cultural Life
• Effects on International Relations
• Glorious Revolution (Scotland and Ireland)
• Critical Evaluation
• Conclusion

4. GLORIOUS REVOLUTION
• There have been many Revolts that occurred for power in the world, in
which many people have lost their blood, but the Glorious Revolution was a
revolt in which not a single life was lost. That's the reason it is called a blood-
less Revolution as well.
• If the Glorious Revolution is to be described briefly, then it will be described
in such a way that the Glorious Revolution was a revolution in which all the
powers were given to the Parliament, and the Monarch was made the titular
head of the state.

5. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
• 13th Century
• Magna Carta (1215) __ Taxation Issues (Famines) _____ Council of Barons.
• 1st Parliament of Barons (1265) ____ Struggle between Parliament and Monarchy started.
• Wars of successions (1485)
• House of Lancaster Vs House of York _____ Hennery Tudor becomes Monarch
• The Power Struggle Continued till 1603
• Queen Elizabeth –I (Tudor) died without any heir to govern the future Britain
• Stewartian Era started(1603)
• James I’s Monarchy(1603 - 1625) ____ Catholic ____ Power Struggle continued…
• Charles I _ James Son became Kind of England (1625).
• England Vs Spain Wars ___ Massive Taxation for War Reparations
• Ireland Famine along with the Bishop wars and Scottish Rebellions turned into the English Civil War.

6. • English Civil War
• Charles- I Public assassination
• Commonwealth Era (1649 - 53):
• War between Royal Army and King's Guards and Garrisons ____ Modal Army won (1653).
• Oliver Cromwell’s Dictatorship (1653 - 58)
• Charles II’s Monarchy (1658 - 85)
• James II’s Monarchy (1685 - 88)
• Took to the throne during a time when relations between Catholics and Protestants were tense __ James II being a
catholic was tilted toward Catholicism.
• Monarchy and Parliament’s frictions as well.
• 1687 – James II issued a declaration of indulgence __ Suspension of Penal laws against Catholics. Later that year,
Parliament was formally dissolved, and James attempted to appoint a new parliament that would support him
unconditionally.
• 1688 – James’2nd wife gave birth to a boy (James Francis Edward Stewart) _ King declare to raise his son as a
catholic __ Line of Succession Changed, and fear of an imminent Catholic Dynasty in England began to emerge. __
Whigs Outraged.
• William of Orange was invited to invade England and James II fled o France (1688) _ Glorious Revolution.

7. CAUSES OF THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION
• The Glorious Revolution was caused by the ongoing power struggle between Parliament, which sought greater
authority, and the Monarchy, which sought to maintain its absolute power.
• The promotion of Catholicism by James II was a key factor in the Glorious Revolution.
• The harsh treatment of James II's opponents contributed to the Glorious Revolution.
• James II's lack of foresight and political acumen played a role in the events leading up to the Glorious Revolution.
• The suspension and dispensation of laws by James II were factors in the Glorious Revolution.
• The Court of Ecclesiastical Commission was involved in the events leading up to the Glorious Revolution.
• The maintenance of a standing army contributed to the Glorious Revolution.
• The posting of Catholic soldiers around London played a role in the Glorious Revolution.
• Interference in universities’affairs was a factor in the Glorious Revolution.
• The Declaration of Indulgence was a key issue in the Glorious Revolution.
• The imprisonment and subsequent acquittal of the seven bishops contributed to the Glorious Revolution.
• The birth of James Francis Edward Stewart was a factor in the Glorious Revolution.

8. EFFECTS OF GLORIOUS REVOLUTION
• The Glorious Revolution was marked by minimal violence.
• The people of England acted in unity during the Glorious Revolution.
• The Glorious Revolution established order and strengthened England's power.
• The enduring success of the Glorious Revolution.
• The Glorious Revolution brought benefits to nearly all segments of society.
• The Glorious Revolution brought glory to England on the international stage.
• The Glorious Revolution revitalized and made the political system more efficient.

9. RESULTS OF THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION
• The Glorious Revolution led to the enactment of various resolutions and
settlements.
• The Bill of Rights (1689) was a significant outcome of the Glorious Revolution.
• The Law of Annual Grants and Supplies (1689) was a result of the Glorious
Revolution.
• The Mutiny Act of 1689 was a consequence of the Glorious Revolution.
• The Triennial Act of 1694 was a result of the Glorious Revolution.
• The Licensing Act of 1695 was a product of the Glorious Revolution.
• The Treason Act of 1696 was amended as a result of the Glorious Revolution.

10. • The Glorious Revolution had various outcomes and results.
• The Bill of Rights ended the theory of absolute monarchy.
• The Glorious Revolution had significant political consequences.
• The Glorious Revolution had far-reaching religious consequences.
• The Glorious Revolution brought about notable social changes.
• The Glorious Revolution had an impact on English cultural life.
• The Glorious Revolution had implications for Scotland.
• The Glorious Revolution had consequences for Ireland.