Answer: James II was the last English (in Scotland James VII) king of Stuart dynasty. He was a second king after the Restoration of monarchy. Stuart dynasty was of Scottish origin and therefore Catholic, whereas England was a Protestant country. When his older brother and king Charles II died (February 1685), James became quite popular. Because his heir was his daughter Mary was a Protestant, he tried to obtain civil equality and religious freedom for his fellow Catholics. However, mass conversion (something he expected) failed to materialise. Situation changed when his son was born (June 1688) - it heralded Catholic succession. Reaction ? Two Whig and two Tory politicians (so-called "Immortal Seven") invited James´ son-in-law, protestant Dutch standholder, William of Orange to intervene and to restore "ancient laws and liberties". The result was "Glorious Revolution".
Explanation: James fled to France because his support evaporated. Power vacuum resulted. In February 1789 declared that James II had abdicated. Neither him nor his sons were able to return and restore Stuart monarchy.
<u>B.</u> <u>The economy rebounded to 1928 levels</u> was not an effect of the New Deal programs.
If the economy was similar to how it was in 1928, then the country would still be in a depression.
Answer:
Yes.
Explanation:
Yes, the benefits of projects to dam rivers in the Columbia Basin have outweighed their cost because these projects provides large benefits to the Columbia. They produces energy from these projects of dams as well as stored the water which can be used for agriculture purposes. So for producing energy from these dams, more money should be invested which increase and outweighed the cost. Due to these projects, more barren land can be converted into fertile agricultural land.
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