Nature of Rebellion (Edward IV) Flashcards

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What did the rebels of Kett’s Rebellion 1549 want mainly?

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An end to “illegal enclosures”

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What else did the Kett’s Rebellion 1549 rebels demand?

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Limit the power of the gentry, restrain rapid economic change, prevent the overuse of communal resources, remodel the values of the clergy

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What was support for Kett’s Rebellion 1549 like?

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Rebellion was widespread and there was trouble in 25 counties from Yorkshire to Cornwall - Kett was an example of a problem, not the problem itself

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Who was the leader of Kett’s Rebellion 1549?

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Robert Kett - a Norfolk Yeoman

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How big was Kett’s Rebellion 1549?

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16,000 men

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Why did the Western rebellion fail?

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No clear achievable aims, the rebels articles demanded things the government were not able to provide (i.e. an end to the reformation) and thus the government was forced to fight

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What was support for Western Rebellion 1549 like?

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Likely limited support - Essex city council gave money to citizens to prevent them from being swayed by bribes or joining the rebels - the fact the rebels tried to siege Exeter for 6 weeks and still failed suggests limited support

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How many men did Somerset send for Arundell to command to end the Western Rebellion?

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7000

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How many men lay siege on Exeter during the Western Rebellion?

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2000

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