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POG Flashcards

1
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Which Chancellor was beaten to death

A

Chancellor of the Bishop of Lincoln

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2
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How many people marched to Lincoln

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10,000

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3
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Who was the Lincolnshire rising led by

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Priests and gentry

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4
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Which Duke was sent to put down the Lincolnshire rising

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Duke of Suffolk

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5
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How long did the Lincolnshire rising last and why

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Two weeks because the gentry leaders sort pardons and without leadership the people went back home

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6
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Which duke tried to issue a pardon at the Yorkshire rising and when

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December 8 and the Duke of Norfolk Tried to buy time by issuing a pardon

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7
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Norfolk promised that

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The Abies would be restored and a parliament held in York

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8
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How did the gentry leaders in the Yorkshire rising react to Norfolk’s promises

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They were keen for reconciliation and took Henry at his word the Rebels were encouraged to disperse

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9
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The Cumberland rising was led by

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Commoners

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10
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Which man led the Cumberland rising

A

Sir Francis Bigod

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11
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The Cumberland rising planned to capture

A

Hull and Scarborough

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12
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After the Cumberland rising how many rebels were hanged

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74

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13
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Which main leaders were executed

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Robert Aske, Lord Darcy, Lord Hussey, abbots of Jervaulx and Fountains

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14
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When was the Lincolnshire rising

A

October 15 36

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15
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Which commissioner arrived at Louth to inspect the new church spire

A

Heneage

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16
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The Lincolnshire rising was which class of rebellion

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Cross class rebellion they wanted tax and religion sorted

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17
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How did the Lincolnshire rebels get money for the rising

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The rising was paid by church funds

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18
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What was the government response to the Lincolnshire rising

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To peacefully listen to the rebels demands and by time, He also threatened them with treason if they continued to fight

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19
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Was the Lincolnshire rising successful

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Partially because they didn’t get their aims met but the king had to listen to rebels and their demands so change could happen later

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20
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When was the Yorkshire rising

A

October 15 36

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21
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What Abby did the Yorkshires want reinstated

A

Clementhorpe

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22
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Who enclosed York and got a copy of the rebel demands

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Robert Aske and 10,000 men

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23
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How many regional armies were in the Yorkshire rising

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9

24
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How many men overall in the Yorkshire rising

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30,000

25
Q

Who captured Barnard Castle

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Lord Latimer and Sir Christopher Danby

26
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Where did Lord Latimer and Sir Christopher Danby pillage

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The Bishop of Durham is castle at Bishop Auckland

27
Q

Musters took place at

A

Kirby Stefan and Penrith

28
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Where did Lord Darcy surrender

A

Pontefract

29
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When did Lord Darcy surrender

A

October 21

30
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How long did the Yorkshire rising last

A

From the 8th of October until the 6th of December

31
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How did the Yorkshire rising end

A

The rebels were issued with a pardon

32
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What type of support did the Yorkshire rise and get

A

It was across class rebellion

33
Q

Was the Yorkshire rising pre-planned and organised

A

Yes Robert Aske organised them very well he named the rebellion as a pilgrimage and carried the banner of the five wounds of Christ

34
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How many troops did Pontefract have (government)

A

Only 300

35
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What did the king say to the Pontefract articles

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But they were too vague and asked for clarification, the king was biding his time and issued a general pardon

36
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After the Yorkshire rebellion Who spent Christmas with the king

A

Aske

37
Q

How successful was the Yorkshire rising

A

The demands of the rebels were forcibly listen to by the king but he refused to change the way he ruled

38
Q

When was the Cumberland rising

A

January 15 37

39
Q

What were the causes for the Cumberland rising

A

The commons felt betrayed as their demands won’t met by the King

40
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Who was the ruler of the Cumberland rising

A

Francis Bigod

41
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What was Bigod religion and motives

A

He was a Protestant so had no religious issues only political issues

42
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Where was Bigod captured

A

In Cumberland

43
Q

Which law was declared after the Cumberland rising

A

Martial law

44
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How many rebels were hung at Carlisle

A

74

45
Q

How many gentry were hanged in London

A

100

46
Q

What is the Cumberland rising well-planned and organised

A

Not very well organised it was led by Francis Bigod

47
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How did the government respond to the Cumberland rising

A

Executed and re-organise the Council of the north

48
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Was the Cumberland rising successful

A

No as it did not meet its aims and many of the rebels were executed for treason

49
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What is Eltons view

A

That the Arragonese faction and reinstatement of Mary was the main cause for rebellion
The rebellions were planned

50
Q

What is bush’s interpretation

A

That it was a common’s rebellion

51
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What is Gunn’s interpretation

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That the rebellion was a gentry rebellion and it was spontaneous

52
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What is James’s interpretation

A

That the Lincolnshire society

53
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What is Dodd’s interpretation

A

That it was an upper-class rebellion and was spontaneous

54
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Who handed over Pontefract Castle

A

Lord Darcy

55
Q

Why was the rebellion seen as planned

A

Pin badges were made for the rebels

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