Question

the glorious revolution of 1688 helped convince american colonists that
they should be able
to practice the
religion of their
choice.

the king had
absolute power over
the colonies.

england had held up
its end of the social
contract.

they had the right to
overthrow an unjust
government.

Explanation:

The Glorious Revolution of 1688 in England involved overthrowing an unjust (perceived) government (James II). This event demonstrated that people could overthrow a government they deemed unjust. The first option is about religious practice, not directly tied to the Glorious Revolution's impact on colonial views of government. The second is incorrect as the Glorious Revolution limited monarchical power, so the king didn't have absolute power. The third is about the social contract, but the Glorious Revolution's key lesson for colonists was about the right to overthrow unjust rule, not England upholding a social contract. So the correct idea is that colonists were convinced they had the right to overthrow an unjust government.

Answer:

they had the right to overthrow an unjust government.