A2 FP1: Edward VI : Kett Rebellion (impacts of economic change) Flashcards
1
Q
Conceptual awareness
What motivated the Kett Rebellion?
A
- Rising inflation and food prices
- Resentment of enclosure
- Local corruption and maladministration by the Howards
- The destruction of Enclosure Fences by locals (Spark)
2
Q
Conceptual awareness
When and where was the Kett Rebellion
A
July 1549
Norforlk
3
Q
Significance
How many rebels were involved in the Kett Rebellion?
A
16,000
4
Q
Significance
How did John Dudley (Northumberland) deal with the Kett Rebellion?
A
He was lenient with the rebels, only executing 49 with Kett being hanged.
5
Q
Significance
Why was the Kett Rebellion an embarassment for the Government?
A
Somerset had done little and and had lost men - other risings in the same year were prevoked by inflation and high food prices; resentment and taxation yet little had changed.
6
Q
Significance
Why did the Kett Rebellion lead to Somerset’s downfall?
A
- Widespread discontent and lack of change blamed on Somerset
- Northumberland had shown decisive leadership by defeating Norfolk rebels.
