Glorious Revolution

The BLANK seven - those who invited William and Mary to intervene to overthrow James II

What doctrine did many Anglican Tories follow in opposition to James II

What did James II throw into the Thames when he fled London

• Crown Jewels

• Great Seal

• Magna Carta

• Private letters

Which of the following were part of the Bill of Rights?

• Suspending powers were illegal

• Dispensing powers were illegal

• Prosecutions for petitioning the king are illegal

• Raising or keeping a standing army is against the law

Why was the Mutiny Act (allowing troops to be tried for various acts of disloyalty by court-martial in peace time) passed in 1689?

• Because Parliament was worried that Dutch troops might not be loyal

• Because they were worried that a large standing army might be hard to control

• Because some troops remained loyal to James II

• Because it was passed for only one year, meaning if it was not renewed troops could not be disciplined

Which of the following are/is NOT true about the religious Act passed in 1689?

• It allowed all dissenters to worship in their own churches

• It allowed for the licensing of premises for worship outside of the Church of England

• It allowed non-confirmists to have their own schools and teachers

• It did not apply to groups outside Christianity

What body was founded to scrutinise public accounts in 1690?

• Public Accounts Committee

• Committee of Public Accounts

• Commission of Public Accounts

• Public Accounts Commission

Battle of BLANK in 1690

On what date was the most famous battle of the Glorious Revolution fought on?

• 1st May

• 1st June

• 1st July

• 1st August

Which of the following are reasonable to say abut the Triennial Act of 1694?

• It increased parliament's control over the monarch

• It was passed partly because William needed money for the 9 years war

• It was passed because the 'country' opposition felt ministers had too much control over parliament

• It intensified rivalry between Whigs and Tories

• It had no means of enforcement