Question

Which form of government grew in stages in England during the Bloodless Revolution?
A) Presidential
B) Parliamentary
C) Dictatorship
D) Communist

Answer 1

Hint: England is one of the United Kingdom's constituent countries. It is bordered on the west by Wales and on the north by Scotland. Low hills and plains dominate England's landscape, particularly in central and southern England. In the north and west, however, there is highland and mountainous terrain.

Complete answer:
From 1688 to 1689, England saw the Glorious Revolution, often known as "The Bloodless Revolution" or "The Revolution of 1688." James II, the Catholic king, was overthrown, and his Protestant daughter Mary and her Dutch husband, William of Orange, ascended to the throne. While there was little death and violence in England, the revolution claimed many lives in Ireland and Scotland. The revolution's motivations were multifaceted, encompassing both political and religious issues.

Only persons with land and property had the right to vote in Parliament elections during the Bloodless Revolution. The ordinary people of England began to demand the right to vote and reforms to the system. More people were given voting rights in 1832, and some of the system's flaws were rectified. The ability to vote was gradually extended to different groups of the population until it was granted to all adults in 1928. As a result, the Parliamentary system of government developed in England in stages.

Therefore the correct answer is option ‘B’.

Note: Many historians consider the Glorious Revolution to be one of the pivotal events in Britain's transition from absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy. The monarchy in England would never have ultimate control again after this occurrence. In the years following the revolution, Parliament's role and power shifted considerably.