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When did William III order all Scottish clans to swear an oath of loyalty to him?

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In 1689

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In 1690

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In 1691

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In 1692

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Solution

The correct option is C In 1691
In 1691, William III ordered all Scottish clans to swear an oath of loyalty to him. He did this because he knew that some Highland Scottish clans still supported the old king James II.
Thus, option C is correct.

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