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Essay heading: The Causes Of The "glorious" Revolution And Effects On The Colonies
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In an effort to tighten England's control on its colonies, James II approved the proposal to create the Dominion of New England, which forced all the English colonies North of New Jersey and South of Massachusetts into one colony. Sir Edmund Andros was appointed governor of the dominion, and he levied taxes, enforced other harsh measures, and imprisoned those who resisted his cause... displayed 300 characters
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Back in England, James II was attempting to bring Catholicism back to the way it was before the Reformation and the formation of the Church of England. In 1687, He issued the Declaration of Indulgence, which allowed both Protestants and Catholics freedom of worship, and tried to repeal the Act of Uniformity and the Test Act... displayed next 300 characters
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