How did members of Parliament respond to James II's attempts to enlarge his army and support Catholics? A group of members invit
ed William of Orange to "invade" England. Parliament passed an act to reform the Church of England. A group of members took control of the army, forcing James II to flee. Parliament passed an act to unite England, Ireland, and Scotland. NextReset
The correct answer is A) A group of members invited William of Orange to "invade" England.
Members of Parliament responded to James II's attempts to enlarge his army and support Catholics in that a group of members invited William of Orange to "invade" England.
The Revolution of 1688 was the movement that overthrew King James II of England. Also known as the Glorious Revolution, the revolution took Mary II and William III de Orange to the crown. They were the new Queen and King of England, Ireland, and Scotland. The problems of James with the Parliament of Scotland and Britain were among the main causes of his destitution.
Many fled political and religious persecution. Others hoped to improve their condition by owning their own land or by participating in the fur trade. Some came as servants.
