Ketts Rebellion

Question 1

Where did unrest about anti-closure begin?

Answer 1

In the Norfolk town of Attleborough and Wymondham

Question 2

Why did rebellions occur in town of Attleborough and Wymondham

Answer 2

Anti enclosure

Question 3

What happened on July 1549?

Answer 3

Rioters in Wymondham pulled down a fence put up by John Flowerdew, a local lawyer

Question 4

What did rioters in Wymondham do in July 1549?

Answer 4

Pulled down a fence put up by John Flowerdew

Question 5

When did the rioters in Wymondham pull down a fence put up by John Flowerdew?

Answer 5

July 1549

Question 6

What did Kett form?

Answer 6

The governing Council made up of representatives from the village that had joined the revolt

Question 7

Who made a representative council that had represented the opinions of each village that had joined the council?

Answer 7

Kett

Question 8

What did alerts government make?

Answer 8

The Norfolk article

Question 9

What was the Norfolk articles?

Answer 9

Formation of rebels demands

Question 10

What was 16th century social order based upon

Answer 10

The great chain of being

Question 11

What did the great chain of being insist

Answer 11

Natural social hierarchy stretching from God at the top To the plants and minerals at the bottom

Question 12

What did Ketts rebel Want for the hierarchy

Answer 12

Wanted to maintain the hierarchy. But insisted that the nobles and clergy did their job properly

Question 13

What does Kett develop

Answer 13

An alternative system of government in the rebel camp of Mousehold Heath

Question 14

Where did kit make the alternative government

Answer 14

Mousehold Heath

Question 15

What did Kett do In his camp

Answer 15

Bringing ministers who preach using the new prayer book

Question 16

Why did kett establish an alternative government

Answer 16

Keeping order and avoiding mob rule

Question 17

What happened to wrongdoers on the Kett

Answer 17

Bought to justice under the oak of Reformation

Question 18

What happens under the oak Reformation

Answer 18

Wrongdoers brought to justice in the kett rebellion

Question 19

Who were the rebels angry with?

Answer 19

The ruling class

Question 20

What happen in August 15 49

Answer 20

Rebels seized Norwich

Question 21

When did the rebels seize Norwich

Answer 21

August 15 49

Question 22

When the rebels took over Norwich in August 15 49 who received the most damage

Answer 22

House of the wealthy received the most damage

Question 23

What happened to lord Sheffield when the rebels took over Norwich

Answer 23

He was murdered after falling off a horse

Question 24

What was Norwich’s importance?

Answer 24

Centre of textile trade

Question 25

What was the textile trade

Answer 25

Norwich

Question 26

What did the collapse occur of Norwich lead to?

Answer 26

Unemployment?

Question 27

What were there high levels Of?

Answer 27

Inequality

Question 28

What percentage of people in Norwich owned 60% of the wealth?

Answer 28

6%

Question 29

In Norwich, how much did 6% own

Answer 29

60% of the wealth

Question 30

In what area was 6% of the population owning 60% of the population?

Answer 30

Norwich

Question 31

How did the government initially act?

Answer 31

Sent a small force of 1,800 under William Par (Marquis of Northampton)

Question 32

What was the size of the force that the government sent under William Parr (Marquis of Northampton)

Answer 32

Small force of 1,800

Question 33

Under who did the government send 1,800 troops?

Answer 33

William Parr (Marquis of Northampton)

Question 34

How did the rebels react to William Parr?

Answer 34

Rejected his pardon and they attacked Norwich retaking it

Question 35

How many rebels defeated William Parr’s (Marquis of Northampton)?

Answer 35

16,000 rebels

Question 36

Because of the rebels refusal to accept William Parr’s pardon?

Answer 36

Abandon their policy in Scotland, pulling troops from there and hiring mercenaries, eventually raising a force of 12,000 under Warwick

Question 37

What international policy did the government abandon to deal with the rebels?

Answer 37

Scotland

Question 38

Why did England abandon their policy in Scotland?

Answer 38

In order to pull troops from there and the troops rises from 1,800 to 12,000

Question 39

From 1080 troops, after abandoning their foreign policy in Scotland and hiring mercenaries?

Answer 39

12,000 under Warwick

Question 40

What happened on the 27th of August 1549?

Answer 40

Kett abandoned his camp at Mousehold and moved to Dussindale where rebels were slaughtered

Question 41

When did Kett abandoned his camp at Mousehold and moved to Dussindale where rebels were slaughtered

Answer 41

27th August 1549

Question 42

How many were killed on the battle field when Kett fled from Mousehold to Dussindale, on the 27th of August 1549?

Answer 42

3,000

Question 43

When were 3,000 rebels murdered?

Answer 43

Kett fled from Mousehold to Dussindale, on the 27th of August 1549

Question 44

What was the punishment for Kett?

Answer 44

Tried and hanged for treason

Question 45

Who was tried and hanged?

Answer 45

Kett

Question 46

After Kett was hanged, how many more further executions took place?

Answer 46

49 executions