Question

The glorious revolution was a

Answer 1

The glorious revolution was a bloodless movement.

Step-by-step explanation:

England took a step more towards democracy by carrying out a revolution against King James the second. This revolution is an example of the very few public movements in the world that involve no shedding of blood.

This revolution took place between 1688 and 1689 and resulted in bringing more power to the Parliament and considerably decreased the dominance of the monarchy on the governance of England.

Answer 2

Revolution in England in which King James Second was replaced by King William Third of Orange-Nassau.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Glorious revolution was a revolution in England that took place in 1668 and with it the King William of Orange replaced the James Second and became the king of England. It was a unique revolution as no shots were fired and no soldiers went into battle. With the revolution England became a Protestant country, the English parliament became more powerful and England became a constitutional monarchy. This revolution was important because King William signed the Bill of rights, which was one on the most important document for the rights of English people.