A goal of the Glorious Revolution was to protect a Catholic monarchy. to protect Parliament’s power. to create a republican government. to create the English Bill of Rights.
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The last option is correct – it led to the creation of the English Bill of Rights of 1689.
King James II of England who was a staunch Catholic and his increasing support of Catholicism and relationship with neighbouring France, frustrated leading politicians and political parties.
The blood-less revolution of 1688-1689 saw the ouster of King James II and joint ascension of the English throne by his son-in-law William III and daughter Mary II.
The main goal of glorious revolution was caused due to the merge of religious and political concerns.
However, the result of this main event that took place in the history was option D which is creation of English Bill of Rights.
The revolution led to limited monarchy and gave the freedom of religious tolerances.