Question

14 multiple choice 1 point why was the \glorious\ revolution so glorious? it helped convert protestants to catholicism it was accomplished without bloodshed it renewed great britains economy it resulted in 3 new colonies

Explanation:

The "Glorious" Revolution of 1688 in Britain earned its name due to its peaceful nature. It involved the overthrow of King James II with no large-scale violent conflict, as James fled the country rather than fighting the incoming forces of William of Orange and Mary. The other options are incorrect: the revolution solidified Protestant rule (not converting to Catholicism), it was not defined by economic renewal, and it did not create new colonies.

Answer:

It was accomplished without bloodshed