Who replaced the catholic Stuarts?

The Catholic Stuarts were effectively replaced by the Protestant House of Hanover following the Glorious Revolution of 1688, which saw William of Orange and his wife Mary II ascend to the English throne. This transition marked the end of the Stuart dynasty's direct rule, as the Hanoverians were chosen due to their Protestant faith, ensuring the continuation of Protestant monarchy in England. The last Stuart monarch was Queen Anne, who reigned until 1714, when George I of Hanover became king.