The Glorious Revolution & English Bill of Rights
Students will study the bloodless transition to William and Mary and the establishment of constitutional monarchy.
Key Questions
- Explain how the English Bill of Rights significantly limited the power of the monarch.
- Justify why this particular revolution is historically referred to as 'Glorious'.
- Analyze how the principles established during this event influenced the later American Revolution.
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