Is it true that the English nation established its dominance through a revolution?

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The above statement is False.
The English nation did not establish its dominance through a revolution. The English nation steadily increased in wealth, significance, and power, enabling it to exert more control over the Welsh, Scots, and Irish. The process of creating a nation-state with England at its core was made possible by the English Parliament, which usurped the monarchy's authority in 1688 after a prolonged conflict. In addition, England effectively exerted its influence on Scotland as a result of the Act of Union (1707) between England and Scotland, which led to the creation of the "United Kingdom of Great Britain."
The correct statement would be that the English nation gradually established its dominance and not through a revolution.

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