Question

englands glorious revolution was remarkable because (5 points) while the other european monarchies reached new heights of power, england limited their monarchy the glorious revolution is the only instance in which the line of succession of a monarchy was altered by warfare unlike most revolutions, one monarch willingly gave up power to another monarch the glorious revolution resulted in an elected republic, unique in europe at the time

Explanation:

The Glorious Revolution (1688-1689) led to the English Bill of Rights, which restricted the monarch's power (e.g., limiting royal taxation, requiring parliamentary consent for laws). At this time, many other European monarchies were consolidating absolute power (like Louis XIV's France). Option B is wrong because succession was altered without major warfare. Option C is wrong; James II fled rather than willingly abdicating. Option D is wrong because England remained a constitutional monarchy, not an elected republic.

Answer:

A. while the other European monarchies reached new heights of power, England limited their monarchy