Did the glorious revolution give the English parliament supreme authority?

Yes, the Glorious Revolution of 1688 significantly strengthened the authority of the English Parliament. By overthrowing King James II and establishing William and Mary as co-monarchs, it reinforced the principle of parliamentary sovereignty. The subsequent Bill of Rights in 1689 limited the powers of the monarchy and affirmed parliamentary supremacy, laying the groundwork for a constitutional monarchy in England. This shift marked a pivotal moment in the evolution of democratic governance in Britain.