Ketts

Question 1

The rebellion formally begins

Answer 1

July 6, 1549:

Question 2

set up at mousehold heath

Answer 2

July 12th -

Question 3

over 16000 storm Norwich capital

Answer 3

July 21st

Question 4

400 troops sent under marquis of Northampton, they are defeated and Lord Sheffield dies in battle

Answer 4

August 2nd -

Question 5

16000 troops sent under Warwick

Answer 5

August 24th –

Question 6

Battle of dussindale, over 3000 killed

Answer 6

August 26th

Question 7

Execution of Robert Kett:

Answer 7

November 7, 1549:

Question 8

The rebels issue a list of demands against land enclosures, unfair rents, and the behavior of local gentry. They also criticize the corruption in the local church and clergy.

Answer 8

July 10, 1549

Question 9

Negotiations and delay: The government, led by Lord Protector Somerset, initially attempts to negotiate with the rebels but fails to reach an agreement.

Answer 9

July 11-12, 1549

Question 10

Land enclosures

Answer 10

2% to 24% by 1600 century

24 counties are estimated to have totaled approximately 500,000 acres, representing about 2.76%

Question 11

Taxation act

Answer 11

Taxation Act 1549

1 February 1550
An Act concerning the Release of the Branches in the last Act of Relief for the Payments of Sheep and Cloths, and also a Grant of a Subsidy to be paid in one Year.
Subsidy up 4s per year

Question 12

Proclimations

Answer 12

April April 17, 1549,

Question 13

Norwich poverty

Answer 13

6% owned 60%

Question 14

Lord sheffield dies in battle

Answer 14

1 August 1549

Question 15

Unrest in may 1549

Answer 15

May 1549: Unrest in Surrey, Hampshire, and Wiltshire, primarily due to attacks on enclosures.