Glorious Revolution Flashcards

1
Q

Why did James II have a panic attack?

A

His daughter Anne fled to join William’s army

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2
Q

Where did Williams army arrive in England?

A

Devon

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3
Q

What did James II do after William invaded?

A

He fled to France

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4
Q

When did William invade England?

A

November 1688

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5
Q

When did William II become King?

A

February 1689

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6
Q

When did Netherlands declare war on France?

A

February 1689

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7
Q

When did England declare war on France?

A

May 1689

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8
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What other European states opposed France in 1689?

A

Germany, Austria and Spain

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9
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What was the League of Augsburg?

A

The Grand Alliance against France

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10
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When was the League of Augsburg formed?

A

December 1689

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11
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Who joined the League of Augsburg?

A

England, Netherlands, Austria

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12
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Did the Glorious Revolution hold significance to William III?

A

Not particularly and was just part of his larger struggle against Louis XIV

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13
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When did James II arrive in Ireland?

A

12th March 1689

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14
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What was the dominant religious group in Ireland in 1689?

A

Catholic

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15
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What was the make-up of the Irish Patriot Parliament in May 1689?

A

218 Catholics and 6 Protestants

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16
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What did James II bring with him to Ireland?

A

3000 French troops

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17
Q

How did William III respond to the counter revolution in Ireland?

A

He sent Colonel Kirke and General Shomberg over to deal with it

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18
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What did Colonel Kirke achieve?

A

He won a skirmish in Newton-Butler and secured Derry

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19
Q

What did General Schomberg achieve?

A

Took 10,000 men to Ireland and lost half of them to disease

20
Q

When did William land in Ireland?

A

14th June 1890

21
Q

What did William arrive in Ireland with?

A

300 ships and an international army of 36,000 men

22
Q

When were the Irish Jacobites defeated?

A

1st July 1690 at the Battle of the Boyne

23
Q

When was the Irish rebellion ended?

A

October 1691

24
Q

What was the treaty that ended rebellions in Ireland?

A

Treaty of Limerick

25
Q

What was the battle at Beachy Head?

A

The Dutch-English fleet defeated by the French fleet of 75

26
Q

When was the battle at Beachy Head?

27
Q

What was the result of the battle at Beachy Head?

A

A reorganisation of the army with a new shipyard at Plymouth and a dry dock at Portsmouth

28
Q

When was the Battle of Bay of La Hogue?

29
Q

What was the Battle of Bay of La Hogue?

A

Admiral Russel defeated a French fleet

30
Q

What land wars did William lose?

A

Steenkirk (August 1692) and Neerwinden (July 1693)

31
Q

When did Louis finally recognise William as the King?

A

In September 1697 at Peace of Ryswick

32
Q

Did the Peace of Ryswick cause anything?

A

It diminished support for William as there was no reason to build an army for him anymore
France continued to attack Holland regardless

33
Q

Where was James II captured when he tried to escape?

A

Kent and the Isle of Sheppey

34
Q

What was the make-up the new Convention Parliament?

A

165 Whigs, 140 Tories and 200 unaligned MPs

35
Q

When did the new Convention Parliament meet?

36
Q

What was the struggle of the Convention Parliament?

A

To admit James II had vacated his throne

37
Q

How did the Convention Parliament get around their struggle?

A

They argued that since James fled then he forfeited the throne

38
Q

When did the Tories finally admit James II wasn’t King anymore?

A

28th January 1689

39
Q

When did William get offered a joint monarchy with Mary?

A

2nd February 1689

40
Q

When did William threaten to go home and leave England without a King?

A

3rd February 1689

41
Q

When did the Lords finally agree to James deposing himself?

A

6th February 1689

42
Q

When did Mary arrive in England?

A

12th February 1689

43
Q

When did William and Mary declare their joint monarchy?

A

13th February 1689

44
Q

When was the Declaration of Rights produced?

A

12th February 1689