Glorious Revolution 1688-1701
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- Glorious Revolution
- 1688
- 'Immortal Seven' invite William to invade
- William lands at Torbay
- James tries to fight but NOSEBLEEDS
- James flees - brought back by fisherman
- William allows James to 'escape' to France
- 1689
- William and Mary crowned joint monarchs
- appease Tory belief in hereditary principle
- Declaration of Rights read out
- Toleration Act
- Dissenters allowed freedom of worship
- Had to swear oath to Anglican church for public jobs
- Bill of Rights
- No standing army
- No royal veto without parliament consent
- Frequent elections
- Parliament called regularly
- Mutiny Acts
- Annual
- William and Mary crowned joint monarchs
- 1690
- Convention Parliament dissolved
- 225 whigs, 206 Tories
- Battle of the Boyne
- 80,000 soldiers
- 40,000 James Died
- 8,000 William died
- 80,000 soldiers
- Convention Parliament dissolved
- 1694
- Triennial Act
- Rage of Party
- increased rivalry between Whigs and Tories
- Refused by William twice before
- Mary Died
- Bank of England Founded
- Tontine Loans
- Triennial Act
- 1695
- Licensing Act lapsed
- Pamphlets for politics grew
- Licensing Act lapsed
- 1696
- plot to assasinate William from Stuart sympathisers eisconere
- William more dependent on Whig Junto
- 'Association' not signed by 89 Tories
- Recoinage Act
- plot to assasinate William from Stuart sympathisers eisconere
- 1698
- Court and Country rivalry
- Country secured army of 7000
- Court and Country rivalry
- 1699
- Bill of Resumption
- Privy council give back Irish land
- Bill of Resumption
- 1691
- Public Accounts Commission
- Renewed until 1697
- Public Accounts Commission
- 1701
- Act of Settlement
- An Act for the Further Limitation of the Crown.
- Monarchs had to be Church of England
- Hanover dynasty after Anne
- Tories gaining majority
- Act of Settlement
- 1688
- Whig Junto becomes more significant
- Supported Nine Years War
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