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Queen Mary II was the daughter of James II and VII, James was deposed specifically because he was a catholic in 1689. She reigned jointly with her husband William III as queen regnant. They were offered the throne because they were protestants.
Mary I, the daughter of Henry VIII, was a catholic.
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Who was the Catholic king replaced by William and Mary?
James ii
What Catholic king was replaced by William and Mary?
James II
This catholic king of England was replace by William and Mary?
James II
Who catholic king was replaced by William and Mary?
King James II
Is Queen Elizabeth Alexandra Mary II a catholic?
no she is the head of the Church of England (Episcopalian)
What are some facts about Philip II of Spain?
He was married to Mary Tudor (Bloody Mary). He was a Catholic. When Elizabeth (Mary's sister) was on the throne he tried to make England a catholic country again. He was in charge of the Spanish Armada (against Elizabeth).
What event led William and Mary to taking the throne?
The fleeing abroad of the Catholic King James II.
Was Mary 1st a protestant or a Catholic?
Mary I of Scotland was a Catholic. Mary I of England was also a Catholic
What king of England came to power as a result of the glorious rev?
As a result of the Glorious Revolution of 1688, King William III became king alongside Queen Mary II upon the abdication of King James II, Mary II's Catholic father.
Was Mary I catholic?
Yes, Bloody Mary was a Catholic.
What religion was Mary II?
Mary II was a Protestant, specifically a member of the Church of England. She was the daughter of James II, who was a Catholic, and her reign was significant in the context of the Glorious Revolution, which sought to establish Protestant rule in England. Mary II ruled jointly with her husband, William III, after they overthrew her father in 1688. Their reign reinforced Protestantism as the dominant faith in England.
Describe William and Mary?
They were Protestant Rulers who were invited by some parliament members to overthrow the Catholic King James II
