pilgrimage of grace

Question 1

causes

Answer 1

• henry viii closed all the churches and took the land to sell and make money
• divorce of Catherine A meant that Mary no longer legitimate
• poor harvest’s led to inflation and raise of food prices
• many catholic nobles sacked

Question 2

what and when did the first rebellion occur

Answer 2

the first rebellion in 1536 was led by Robert aske into Lincolnshire and york. (peaceful)

Question 3

what did the carry during the march

Answer 3

banners watt he 5 injuries of Jesus

Question 4

how many pilgrims captured in the first rebellion

Answer 4

8000

Question 5

what did henry viii do in retaliation

Answer 5

he sent duke of Norfolk to negotiate - the rebels agreed and went home

Question 6

when and why was the second revolt causes

Answer 6

in 1537 there was another revolt in the north henry used this as an excuse and decided to execute 218 people and once of then being robert aske

Question 7

when did robert aske die

Answer 7

in 1537 by hanging by chains

Question 8

what did the protesters want (5)

Answer 8

• Mary made legitimate
• no more protestant reforms
• parliament in york
• henry does not head of church
• small church houses reinstalled

Question 9

why did henry break with church

Answer 9

• church had too much power that henry wanted Aswell he wanted wealth
• not allowed to divorce Cathrina of A

Question 10

why did the pilgrimage fail

Answer 10

• revellers to eager and gullible to agree to the conditions (too easy for the king)
• force < diplomacy

Question 11

why did askes execution become significant

Answer 11

• meant people were frightened of the king this ment that no other rebellions against him = Catholicism out

Question 12

why did the protestants gain confidence = sig

Answer 12

• all catholic monasteries banished and more protestan changues in the churches

Question 13

when was the pilgrimage

Answer 13

1536- 1537