Question

in the glorious revolution of 1688, parliament asserted its authority by offering leadership to

a new king and queen.

the judicial branch.

powerful generals.

the clergy.

Explanation:

The Glorious Revolution of 1688 saw England's Parliament remove James II from power. To establish its authority over the monarchy, Parliament invited William of Orange and Mary II (James II's daughter) to become the new monarchs, on the condition they accepted limits to royal power via the Bill of Rights. This action directly asserted Parliament's right to determine leadership and set the terms of royal rule.

Answer:

a new king and queen.