Northern Earls rebellion Flashcards

1
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When did the Northern Rising take place?

A

1569

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2
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How long did the Northern Rising last for?

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3 months

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3
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Where did the Northern Rising take place?

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In the north, far from London

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4
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Who led the Northern Rising?

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Earls of Northumberland and Westmorland

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5
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What was the main cause of the Northern Rising?

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-Defence of Catholic faith
-Mary Queen of Scots was available as a possible alternate ruler

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6
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What were the subsidiary causes for the Northern rising

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Resentment of northern earls at increased interference from London- they were losing power

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7
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How threatening was the Northern rising?

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Low - far from London, and plot was betrayed before it got underway. Neither earl showed determination. Bad timing - took place in midwinter

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8
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Why did the Northern Rising fail?

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-Lack of clear and achievable aims
-Bad timing - rebellion was in winter
-Support was limited to the north

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9
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Key figures of the Northern Earls rebellion

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Elizabeth ordered the execution of 700 rebels

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