Pilgrimage Of Grace

Question 1

Why did a rebel army rise up in Westmorland?

Answer 1

When the priests failed to announce a holy day

Question 2

What happened in Westmorland when the priests failed to announce a holy day?

Answer 2

Rebels rose up

Question 3

In what area did rebels rise up due to the fact that priests failed to announce a holy day?

Answer 3

Westmorland

Question 4

Why did rebels rise up in Craven?

Answer 4

Defending Sawley Abbey

Question 5

In what area did rebels rise up to defend Sawley Abbey?

Answer 5

Craven

Question 6

What did Aske claim was ‘the greatest cause’?

Answer 6

Dissolution of monasteries

Question 7

Who said the Dissolution of monasteries was ‘the greatest cause’?

Answer 7

Aske

Question 8

What did the rebels restore?

Answer 8

Monks to their monasteries

Question 9

What happened in Lancashire?

Answer 9

Rising began around the monasteries and these were the last areas to be suppressed

Question 10

In what areas had rising begin around the monasteries and these were the last areas to be suppressed?

Answer 10

Lancashire

Question 11

What did most of rebels demand focus on?

Answer 11

Religious issues

Question 12

What stressed the religious nature?

Answer 12

Pilgrim oath and Ballad

Question 13

What was the banner of the pilgrimage?

Answer 13

Five wounds of Christ

Question 14

When were there poor harvests?

Answer 14

1535-6

Question 15

What happened between 1535-6?

Answer 15

Poor harvests

Question 16

Where was enclosure an issue?

Answer 16

York

Lake District

Question 17

What happened in York and Lake District?

Answer 17

Enclosure

Question 18

What economic issues were there also complaints about?

Answer 18

Scale of rents

Entry fines

Question 19

What act was introduced in 1534?

Answer 19

Subsidy Act

Question 20

When was the subsidy act?

Answer 20

1534

Question 21

What was the impact of the 1534 subsidy act?

Answer 21

Taxation during peace time

Question 22

What had bought taxation during peace time?

Answer 22

1534 subsidy act

Question 23

What did the nobles oppose?

Answer 23

Statute of Uses, which was a tax on inheritance

Question 24

What was the Statute of Uses?

Answer 24

A tax on inheritance, who the nobles opposed

Question 25

What was the impact of some of the advisors to Cromwell and Henry?

Answer 25

Complaints about them included in the demands for the rebels

Question 26

How did supporters of Catherine of Aragon and Princess Mary see the rebellion?

Answer 26

The only way to influence things

Question 27

What happened in October 1536?

Answer 27

Rising in Lincolnshire, sparked by the closure of monasteries and the enforcement of religious changes. It then spread to Yorkshire and then became known as the pilgrimage of Grance

Question 28

When was there a Rising in Lincolnshire, sparked by the closure of monasteries and the enforcement of religious changes?

Answer 28

October 1536

Question 29

Why was there a rising in Lincolnshire in October 1536?

Answer 29

Sparked by the closure of monasteries and the enforcement of religious changes

Question 30

What does the original Lincolnshire articles represent?

Answer 30

Reflects the anti-Reformation nature of the first part of the rebellion

Question 31

What reflects the anti-Reformation nature of the first part of the rebellion

Answer 31

Lincolnshire articles

Question 32

What happened from the 8th of October to the 8th of December 1536?

Answer 32

North was in open rebellion

Question 33

When was the North in Open rebellion?

Answer 33

8th of October to the 8th of December 1536

Question 34

How many men got involved in the rebellion?

Answer 34

40,000 men

Question 35

Who had 40,000 men?

Answer 35

Pilgrimage of grace

Question 36

How many men did the King have?

Answer 36

8,000 men

Question 37

Who had 8,000 men?

Answer 37

The King

Question 38

What was the ratio of the rebels to the king?

Answer 38

Rebels outnumbered Henry through 5:1

Question 39

How were the men grouped?

Answer 39

Host armies under the leadership of Robert Aske, a lawyer who provided strong leadership

Question 40

Who was the leader of the armies?

Answer 40

Robert Aske, a lawyer who provided strong leadership

Question 41

What was the role of Robert Aske?

Answer 41

A lawyer who provided strong leadership

Question 42

What were the host armies able to do?

Answer 42

Capture York, which was the main Northern City | Lord Darcy handed over Pontefract Castle, key castle in the King’s control of the North

Question 43

What social classes had supported the rebellion?

Answer 43

All social classes

Question 44

Who did Henry get to negotiate?

Answer 44

Duke of Norfolk

Question 45

Why did Henry get the Duke of Norfolk to negotiate?

Answer 45

While he gathered more support

Question 46

What did the Duke of Norfolk offer?

Answer 46

A general pardon

Question 47

Who offered the rebels a general pardon?

Answer 47

Duke of Norfolk

Question 48

In negotiations with the Duke of Norfolk, what did Aske ask for?

Answer 48

Monasteries not to be closed before the next parliament

Question 49

Who asked monasteries not to be closed before the next parliament?

Answer 49

Aske in negotiations with the Duke of Norfolk

Question 50

What was the result of the negotiations between Robert Aske and the Duke of Norfolk?

Answer 50

Agreement was reached and the rebels were dispersed

Question 51

What happened between 16th of January and the 10th of February 1537?

Answer 51

Bigod Revolt and Cumberland rising - Unsatisfied rebels rose up again, led by Sir Francis Bigod

Question 52

When was the Bigod Revolt and Cumberland rising?

Answer 52

16th of January and the 10th of February 1537

Question 53

What happened in the Bigod Revolt and Cumberland rising (16th of January and the 10th of February 1537)?

Answer 53

Unsatisfied rebels rose up again, led by Sir Francis Bigod

Question 54

What was the result of the Bigod Revolt and Cumberland rising?

Answer 54

Bigod was arrested in Cumberland and many others were rounded up and executed

Question 55

What was the death toll of the Pilgrimage of Grace?

Answer 55

178