When did it take place? 1688
Where did it take place? England
Who were the key figures? James II
William III
Mary II, James II’s daughter
The Parliament
James II
 He was born in London
 He became King of England,
Scotland and Ireland from 1685
to 1688  Glorious Revolution.
• He was Catholic.
• He and his wife Anne Hyde
had two daugthers: Anne and
Mary.
• In 1677, he consented to his
daughter Mary´s marriage to
the Protestant William of Orange.
William III
• He was born in Holland.
• He was stadholder of Netherlands
from 1672 to 1702.
• He became King of England,
Scotland and Ireland from 1689 to
1702.
• He was Protestant.
• In 1677, he married British
princess Mary (eldest daughter of
his uncle King James II)
Mary II
 She was born in London
• She became Queen of England,
• Scotland and Ireland from 1689 to
1702.
• She was Protestant.
• In 1677, at the age of 15, she
married the Dutch Protestant
prince William of Orange.
OBJETIVE: Overthrow King James II and choose the next rulers 
William III and Mary II
CAUSES CONSEQUENCES
James II
• Wanted an absolute monarchy.
• Promoted Catholics to
important positions.
• His son´s birth meant a threat
to Protestant religion and the
Church
William of Orange:
 Decided to invade England.
 Received support by the
leading nobles.
James II:
• Flew to France for refuge.
Parliament:
• Invited William of Orange and
his wife Mary to become King
and Queen of England.
• Drew up a Bill of Rights.
SUMMARY
• A conflict between the Monarchy and the Parlament emerged.
Religion was its focus.
Glorious Revolution = Bloodless Revolution.
• King James II tried to give full rights to Catholics and promoted them in
his government.
• The Parlament removed the power from James II who was replaced by
William of Orange and Mary II.
• The Bill of Rights set up the basic principles of the Constitutional
Monarchy
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Glorious Revolution

  • 1.
    When did ittake place? 1688 Where did it take place? England Who were the key figures? James II William III Mary II, James II’s daughter The Parliament
  • 2.
    James II  Hewas born in London  He became King of England, Scotland and Ireland from 1685 to 1688  Glorious Revolution. • He was Catholic. • He and his wife Anne Hyde had two daugthers: Anne and Mary. • In 1677, he consented to his daughter Mary´s marriage to the Protestant William of Orange.
  • 3.
    William III • Hewas born in Holland. • He was stadholder of Netherlands from 1672 to 1702. • He became King of England, Scotland and Ireland from 1689 to 1702. • He was Protestant. • In 1677, he married British princess Mary (eldest daughter of his uncle King James II)
  • 4.
    Mary II  Shewas born in London • She became Queen of England, • Scotland and Ireland from 1689 to 1702. • She was Protestant. • In 1677, at the age of 15, she married the Dutch Protestant prince William of Orange.
  • 5.
    OBJETIVE: Overthrow KingJames II and choose the next rulers  William III and Mary II CAUSES CONSEQUENCES James II • Wanted an absolute monarchy. • Promoted Catholics to important positions. • His son´s birth meant a threat to Protestant religion and the Church William of Orange:  Decided to invade England.  Received support by the leading nobles. James II: • Flew to France for refuge. Parliament: • Invited William of Orange and his wife Mary to become King and Queen of England. • Drew up a Bill of Rights.
  • 6.
    SUMMARY • A conflictbetween the Monarchy and the Parlament emerged. Religion was its focus. Glorious Revolution = Bloodless Revolution. • King James II tried to give full rights to Catholics and promoted them in his government. • The Parlament removed the power from James II who was replaced by William of Orange and Mary II. • The Bill of Rights set up the basic principles of the Constitutional Monarchy
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