Party Politics in the Reign of William and Mary (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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Party politics in the reign of William and Mary
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1694 Triennial Act requirement

Elections every 3 years

Earl of Shaftesbury's role

First national Whig leader

Tory explanation for 1688 events

James II abdicated by abandoning the kingdom

Whig explanation for 1688 events

James II lawfully overthrown for breaking social contract

Years of Whig Junto dominance

1695-1701

Tory 'blue water strategy'

Naval power & attacks on commerce vs land campaigns

Occasional conformity definition

Dissenters taking Anglican communion yearly for office

Act of Settlement 1701 purpose

Designated Protestant House of Hanover as heirs

Treaty of Ryswick year & significance

1697, ended Nine Years War

Which party supported Hanoverian succession?

Whigs

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