Paper 1C, Interpretations: The Glorious Revolution, 1688-1701

The religious argument for deposing James II was set out in Ill Effects of Animosities among Protestants in England Detected. Who was its author?

• George Savile

• Gilbert Burnet

• John Locke

• Sir Robert Howard

The political argument for deposing James II was set out in Two Treatises of Government. Who was its author?

• George Savile

• Gilbert Burnet

• John Locke

• Sir Robert Howard

On what day did William meet with MPs and Peers to discuss the offer of the Crown?

• December 24th 1688

• December 25th 1688

• December 26th 1688

• January 1st 1689

The Bill of Rights (1689) did not establish a procedure by which arbitrary monarchs should be removed. True or False?

• True

• False

Who was designated as William's successor through the Act of Settlement (1701)?

• Anne

• Sophia

• George

• James

The Stuart dynasty was succeeded by which royal dynasty?

• The Tudors

• The Windsors

• The Plantagenets

• The Hanoverians

The Act of Settlement barred Catholics from the succession. True or False?

• True

• False

Who authored A Letter Concerning Toleration in 1689?

• John Locke

• George Fox

• George Savile

• Thomas Osborne

As a result of the Toleration Act, how many Dissenters were there in England by 1714?

• 100,000

• 400,000

• 200,000

• 300,000

Which of the following were NOT excluded from the provisions of the Act of Settlement?

• Catholics

• Non-Trinitarians

• Calvinists

• Jews