Stuart succession crisis

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The Stuart succession crisis was a late 17th-century political and religious conflict in England over the Catholic succession of James II, which destabilized the monarchy and helped trigger the Glorious Revolution.

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instanceOf constitutional conflict
political crisis
religious conflict
succession crisis
country Kingdom of England
endTime 1688
hasCause Catholic succession of James II
James II’s attempts to promote Catholic toleration
James II’s use of royal prerogative to suspend and dispense with laws
birth of a Catholic male heir to James II in 1688
fear of Catholic absolutism
religious tensions between Protestants and Catholics in England
hasEffect Glorious Revolution NERFINISHED
accession of William III and Mary II
destabilization of the Stuart monarchy
development of Whig and Tory party conflict
entrenchment of Protestant succession in England
erosion of political support for James II
invitation to William of Orange to intervene in England
overthrow of James II
strengthening of parliamentary power over the monarchy
historicalContext European wars of religion aftermath
Restoration era in England NERFINISHED
mainLocation England NERFINISHED
partOf history of the British Isles
history of the Stuart monarchy
politicalAspect debate over limits of royal prerogative
struggle between Crown and Parliament
relatedTo Act of Settlement 1701 NERFINISHED
English Bill of Rights of 1689 NERFINISHED
Exclusion Crisis NERFINISHED
Glorious Revolution NERFINISHED
Jacobitism NERFINISHED
religiousAspect conflict over Catholic and Protestant succession
opposition to Catholic monarch in a Protestant kingdom
significantEvent Invitation to William of Orange in 1688
Issuance of the Declaration of Indulgence NERFINISHED
Trial of the Seven Bishops NERFINISHED
accession of James II in 1685
birth of James Francis Edward Stuart in 1688
landing of William of Orange in England in 1688
significantFigure James Francis Edward Stuart NERFINISHED
James II of England NERFINISHED
Mary II of England NERFINISHED
William III of England NERFINISHED
leading Tory politicians
leading Whig politicians
the Seven Bishops NERFINISHED
startTime 1685
timePeriod late 17th century

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