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One of the results of the Glorious Revolution in New England is that it stamped out once and for all the possibility of a Catholic monarchy. It also ended the moves towards absolute monarchy in the British kingdoms.
The Glorious Revolution of 1688 was the result of the birth of James II's catholic son. The English people were protestant and did not want a catholic ruler. Therefore they invited James II's protestant daughter, Mary and her husband William of Orange to raid England and overthrow James II. When James II heard about the army marching towards him, he fled to France with his wife and son. As a result no blood was spilled and the revolution was named the Glorious Revolution.
Absolute monarchy (kingdoms/empires)
The Glorious Revolution is the name normally used to refer to the overthrow of James the VII and II by William (his nephew) and Mary (his daughter). This took place in the Kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland (and the principality of Wales) which were all joined under the rule of James - although they had seperate governments. The kingdoms all reacted differently to having their king replaced.
The Persian Empire was an absolute monarchy. It was divided into 20 provinces (satrapies) each with a governor responsible to the king and his council for local and external security and tax collection. The tribal, city and petty kingdoms in the provinces continued to rule themselves according to their traditional ways.
The Government
1689, it took place in England, Scotland and Ireland, the three Kingdoms ruled by James the VII and II, replacing him with William and Mary (His daughter and the Dutch Staadholder). It was far from bloodless or un-contested outside of England (in fact outside of Southern England)
The two kingdoms that cannot move from place to place are Plantae and Fungi. Plantae includes plants such as trees and shrubs that are rooted in soil, while Fungi, such as mushrooms and molds, grow on surfaces but do not have the ability to move.
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