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. What was the Glorious Revolution? the period following the English Civil War when Parliament ruled England without a king the Parliamentary act of 1688 that removed King James II and enthroned King William and Queen Mary the forcing of King John to sign the Magna Carta and form a council of nobles to advise him on governing England the restoration of the English monarch in 1660, during which Parliament retained its traditional rights

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The Glorious Revolution refers to the Parliamentary act of 1688 that removed King James II from the throne and enthroned William of Orange and his wife, Mary II, as co-monarchs of England. This event marked a significant shift in the balance of power between the monarchy and Parliament, leading to the establishment of constitutional monarchy in England. It was characterized by relatively little violence, hence the term "glorious." So the correct answer to your question is: **the Parliamentary act of 1688 that removed King James II and enthroned King William and Queen Mary.**