10.4 Rebellions Flashcards

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What were the two major rebellions under Henry VIII

A
  • Resistance to the Amicable Grant

- Pilgrimage of Grace

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What was the Amicable Grant

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It was a forced loan to pay for the French War in 1525

It was passed as a ‘gift’ to the King however it was in fact a forced levy

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Why did the Amicable Grant pose a problem

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It wasnt sanctioned by Parliament. Many people couldnt pay and many wouldnt pay

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How many resisters were there to the Amicable Grany

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7000

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How were the resisters to the Amicable Grant dealt with

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They were dealt with sensitively.

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In response to the Amicable Grant how was extraordinary revenue gathered next time it was needed

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The sale of Monastic Lands

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What was the Pilgrimage of grace/Lincolnshire rising

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The biggest Tudor rebellion

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What were the two types of reasons for the Pilgrimage of Grace

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  • Secular motives (non-religious)

- Religious motives

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What were the religious motives behind the Pilgrimage of Grace

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  • Dissolution of the Monasteries

- Royal Injunctions 1536 issued by Cromwell

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What was the impact of dissolving monasteries

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  • Charitable and educational functions which some monasteries provided were lost
  • Parish churches were lost
  • Fear that the North would become impoverished as land was sold to Southerners
  • Usefulness of monasterial services were lost
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11
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What emphasises the importance of monasteries

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Peoples attempts at restoring suppressed houses

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What was the impact of the 1536 Royal Injunctions

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  • Celebration of important local saints was discouraged

- Rumours that Church wealth donated by parishioners would be confiscated

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What were the non-religious motives for the pilgrimage of grace

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  1. Ordinary rebels were more concerned with economic grievances, including taxation resentment
  2. The crowns attempts to impose the Duke of Suffolk upon Lincolnshire may have caused the LR
  3. Suggested that the rebellions had been brought up by courtly conspiracy by the Aragonese faction to restore Mary’s power as heir
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How was the Lincolnshire rising dealt with

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It was quickly dealt with by the Duke of Suffolk

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What was serious about the Lincolnshire rising

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  • Pontefract castle was captured

- It involved nobles which meant it was a distinguished attack on the King

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