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The Glorious Revolution of 1688 was primarily a victory for the people of England. The revolution was between the King and Parliament (the representatives of the people).

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When did the glorious revolution happen?

Glorious Revolution happened in 1688.


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What year was The English Glorious Revolution?

William of Orange first arrive in November of 1688, but did not officially become king until 1689, which was the end of the Glorious revolution


What was the glorious revolution what were the cases of it?

The Glorious Revolution took place in 1688. The union of English Parliamentarians together with the Dutch, overthrew King James II of England.


What is the name of the bloodless overthrow of James II by William and Mary in 1688?

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Why was the glorious revolution of 1688 significant to the colonies?

Because William and Mary supported the supremacy of Parliament.