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Consequences Of Wyatts Rebellion Flashcards

1
Q

Where was the rebellion close to?

A

London, within half a mile of Mary before it was stopped

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What was the impact of the rebellion being close to London?

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Came within half a mile of Mary before it was stopped

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3
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What technique that Wyatt used that was effective?

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His anti-Spanish propaganda

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4
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What was the military force of Wyatt’s rebellion?

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Force of 3,000 men, who were well armed with cannon

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5
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What were some of the rebels even able to capture?

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Some of the queen’s ships at Gravesend

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6
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In what area did some of the rebels capture the queens ships?

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Gravesend

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7
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At Gravesend, what did the rebels capture?

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Some of the queens ships

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8
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What did the government send to Wyatt’s home in Allington Castle?

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A herald to listen to grievances of the rebels

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9
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Where did the government send a herald who listened to the rebels grievances?

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Wyatt’s home in Allington Castle

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10
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What was the impact of the government sending a herald to Wyatt’s home in Allington Castle?

A

Showed that they were concerned and they wanted to delay Wyatt

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11
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What did Wyatt do to the herald?

A

Dismissed him

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12
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What was the impact of Wyatt dismissing the herald?

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Showed his confidence

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13
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How old was the Duke of Norfolk??

A

80 years old

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14
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What did the Duke of Norfolk do?

A

Led a small force against the rebels when they were in Kent

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Who Led a small force against the rebels when they were in Kent?

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80 year old Duke of Norfolk

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16
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When the 80 year old Duke of Norfolk lead a small army against the rebels, what happened?

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Forces deserted him and joined the rebels shouting “We are all Englishmen”

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17
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Who shouted “We are all Englishmen”?

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Troops who had abandoned the 80 year old Duke of Suffolk to join the rebels

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18
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How was Wyatt’s rebellion planned

A

4 pronged attack

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19
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In what area would the rebellion occur?

A 
Simultaneously:
West Country 
Welsh borderland 
Midlands
Kent
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20
Q

What international support was the Wyatt’s rebellion supposed to have?

A

French

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21
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Who had little support resulting in the failure of the rebellion

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Wyatt’s co-conspirators (E.g. Peter Carew struggled to gain support from Devon who was connected with the suppression of the Western rebellion )

22
Q

Why was Peter Carew unpopular?

A

connected with the suppression of the Western rebellion so he struggled to win support in Devon

23
Q

Who struggled to gain support in Devon due to their connection with the Western Rebellion?

A

Sir Peter Carew

24
Q

Why did the Duke of Suffolk, another co-conspirator give up trying to gain support in Coventry

A

People of the city began to prepare to fight him

25
Q

Which one of Wyatt’s co-conspirators failed to gain support in Coventry?

A

Duke of suffolk

26
Q

What did the Duke of Suffolk do after failing o get support in Coventry?

A

Went into hiding and was arrested 2 days later

27
Q

Where did Simon Renard hear about the Ketts rebellion?

A

Edward courtenay

28
Q

Who told the queen about the rebellion?

A

Simon renard

29
Q

Who was forced Courtney to say more about the rebellion?

A

Gardiner

30
Q

What allowed the government to be prepared to face the threat?

A

Gardiner forced Courtenay to tell him more

31
Q

What did Wyatt do instead of attacking London?

A

Besieged Cooling Castle capturing Lord Cobham

32
Q

When Wyatt besieged Cooling caste, who did he capture?

A

Lord Cobham

33
Q

How did Wyatt capture Lord Cobham?

A

Besieged Cooling castle

34
Q

What was the impact of Wyatt capturing Cooling Castle?

A

Gave Mary time to gather troops and defend London

35
Q

How did Mary delay Wyatt again?

A

Offering to meet him at Blackheath to discuss grievances

36
Q

What was the impact of Mary offering to meet Wyatt at Blackheath

A

Gave her time to build troops and defend London

37
Q

What did many advisors do and what did Mary do?

A

Many advisers told Mary to leave London but she didn’t because it would fall to England

38
Q

What happened on the 31st of January 1553?

A

Guildhall speech

39
Q

When was the Guildhall speech?

A

31st January 1553

40
Q

What was the Guildhall speech of 31st January 1553?

A

Appealed to the loyalty of people

41
Q

What happened on the 3rd of February?

A

Londoners were guarding every gate into the city and secured the London Bridge

42
Q

When did Londoners were guarding every gate into the city and secured the London Bridge?

A

3rd of February 1553

43
Q

What happened on the 6th of February 1553?

A

Ludgate was closed

44
Q

When was Ludgate closed?

A

6th February 1553

45
Q

What was the impact of closing Ludgate on the 6th of February?

A

Prevented Wyatt from entering the city

46
Q

What prevented the rebels from entering the city

A

6th February 1553 Ludgate was closed

47
Q

Who was executed after the rebellion?

A

Lady Jane Grey

48
Q

What happened to Lady Jane Grey after the rebellion?

A

Executed

49
Q

Who was kept alive after the rebellion?

A

Elizabeth and Courtenay

50
Q

How were disturbances treated after the rebellion?

A

Serious by the government

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