Which significant event in 1707 permanently changed the political union between England, Wales, and Scotland?

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The imprisonment and death of Mary, Queen of ScotsThe passing of the Religious Toleration ActThe unsuccessful attack by the Spanish ArmadaThe enactment of the Act of UnionNone of the above

Explanation

The year 1707 marked the passage of the Act of Union, which unified the Kingdoms of England (including Wales) and Scotland into a single political entity known as Great Britain. This event fundamentally changed their relationship by creating a unified parliament and government. Other options, such as the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, the Toleration Act, and the Spanish Armada's failed invasion, occurred at different times and did not directly alter the political union between these nations.