10) English Society In The Reign Of Henry VIII Flashcards

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Economic causes of pilgrimage of Grace

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1534 Subsidy Act was still being collected in 1536. This was usually only collected during wartime and as England was at peace it was deeply resented

There were poor harvests in 1535 and 1536. People were both unhappy and hungry.

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Religious causes of the pilgrimage of Grace

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People thought parish churches would be closed down after the monasteries.

People saw dissolution of smaller monasteries as an unforgivable attack on religion

The monasteries helped the sick people and provided refuge for travellers the risk of losing this upset the people.

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Political causes of the pilgrimage of Grace

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Nobility disliked cromwells common status and his reformist religious views. They hoped that the court would increase their power in court and weaken cromwells

Nobility felt Henry’s court was under cromwells control

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Social causes of the pilgrimage of Grace

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The north of England was mostly catholic and they felt Henry and Cromwell were attacking their religion. Pilgrimage of Grace started in the north.(Lincoln and York)

Robert aske (leader of PofG) argued north should have a say in the nation and that on a practical level the abbeys should remain in the northern economy.

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What did people refuse to pay in1525

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Amicable grant

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What is the amicable grant

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Raise money without going to parliament

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Causes of resistance to amicable grant

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1513 imposition of taxes to pay for foreign war in France

Yorkshire complaints

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Nature of resistance for amicable grant and specifics of who and what

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North Essex and south Sussex resistance.

Earl of Essex reports 1000 people gathered on border to resist payment

Duke if Norfolk and Suffolk faced about 4000 tax resisters - in particular unemployed cloth workers

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How was resistance to amicable grant handled

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Dukes handled sensitively
King backed down
Wolsey publicly begged king to offer pardon - treated leniently

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10
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Who led the initial rebellion (Lincolnshire rising)

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Nicolas Melton

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Who led the more serious rebellion of the pilgrimage of Grace

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Robert aske

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Who negotiated with the rebels in pilgrimage of Grace

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Duke of Norfolk

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Religious motives for Lincolnshire rising and pilgrimage of Grace

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Complaints of monasteries dissolving

Fear for parish churches and traditional religious practices

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Explain how complaints on monasteries dissolved was a religious motive for Lincolnshire and pilgrimage of Grace motive

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Loss of charitable and educational functions that monasteries provided

Fear north would be impoverished by monastic land falling into hands of southerners

Loss of facilities and services that monasteries offered

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Explain how fear for parish churches and traditional practices was a religious motive for Lincolnshire and pilgrimage of Grace motive

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Celebration of locally important saint Wilfred in York discouraged

Rumours that church jewels confiscated and parishes merged.

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Secular motives on Lincolnshire rising and pilgrimage of Grace

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Complaints on tax

Ordinary rebels - motivated by economic grievances tax

Crown attempts to impose duke of Suffolk as great magnate - initially spark rebellion in Lincolnshire

Courtly conspiracy promoted by councillor supported by CofA

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Explain the secular motive of

Courtly conspiracy promoter by councillor supported by Catherine of Aragon

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Main motive was restoration of Princess Mary as heir

Courtiers able to exploit religious and financial concerns of northerners put pressure on King

factional politics of his reign

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What were the pontefract articles

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Set of rebel demands

No sense or prioritisation about articles

Religious grievances- concerns of clergy

Anger directed towards Cromwell

Desire for parliament to meet at York suggested strongly held regional resentment

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How was Lincolnshire rising suppresses

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Henry ignored demands and threatened extreme punishment

20
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When was Lincolnshire rising

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2nd October 1536

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Explain the initial Lincolnshire rising

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3000 commoners in as rose up

Fourth of October leadership passed to the local gentry

Seventh of October 1000 rebels marching to lincon with set of articles - about tax and monasteries been dissolved

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What happened in pilgrimage of Grace rebellion

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1536 Yorkshire uprising

40,000 men led by nobility or gentry members

Took hull and pontefract

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How was pilgrimage of Grace suppressed

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Northfork promised to go back to Henry the eighth with the terms of the articles the
rebels agree to this

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Consequences for the rebels in the pilgrimage of grace rebellion

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1537 Henry ordered Norfolk to round up the pilgrim ringleaders and execute them
Aske hung in York
74 rebels hung