Question

select the correct answer from each drop - down menu.
read the passage and choose the correct word to complete the sentences that follow.
eventually, the english throne was brought back to power. despite the return to normacy, the second half of the seventeenth century was full of constant religious and political upheaval. although anti - catholicism was widespread, king charles ii who had catholic leanings, urged tolerance.
in 1688, dropdown forced out charles’s successor, the catholic king james ii, and brought protestantism back to great brit... two centuries, the eighteenth century was far more dropdown.
the options in the first dropdown: the glorious revolution, the war of the spanish succession, the jacobite rebellion

Explanation:

To solve the first drop - down: We know that in 1688, the event that forced out King James II (a Catholic king) and brought Protestantism back was the Glorious Revolution. The War of the Spanish Succession was in the early 18th century, and the Jacobite Rebellion was related to attempts to restore the Stuart monarchy but not the 1688 event that removed James II. For the second drop - down (though the options are not fully visible), given the context of the 18th century in Great Britain after the Glorious Revolution, it was a period of relative stability (compared to the 17th century's upheaval). But for the first blank, the correct event is the Glorious Revolution.

Answer:

First drop - down: the Glorious Revolution