Convention Parliament
The Convention Parliament first meets to resolve the throne and rights settlement
Role range: 1689-1702
Follow William Orange through 12 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
The Convention Parliament first meets to resolve the throne and rights settlement
Role range: 1689-1702
Accepts the crown jointly with Mary after the Declaration of Rights is presented
Role range: 1689-1702
Succeeds as joint monarch after the Convention settlement
Role range: 1689-1702
Accepts Parliament's annual control over military discipline through the Mutiny Act
Role range: 1689-1702
Swears the coronation oath under the Revolution settlement
Role range: 1689-1702
Crowned jointly with Mary II at Westminster Abbey
Role range: 1689-1702
Declares war on France after French support for James II in Ireland
Role range: 1688-1697 – 1689-1702
Gives royal assent to the Toleration Act protecting many Protestant dissenters
Role range: 1689-1702
Gives royal assent with Mary II to the Bill of Rights
Role range: 1689-1702
Joins the Grand Alliance against Louis XIV
Role range: 1688-1697 – 1689-1702
Approves the repeal of the unpopular hearth tax in the first year of the new reign
Role range: 1689-1702
Supports the Grand Alliance against Bourbon control of Spain.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1689-1702
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