POG

Question 1

Which Chancellor was beaten to death

Answer 1

Chancellor of the Bishop of Lincoln

Question 2

How many people marched to Lincoln

Answer 2

10,000

Question 3

Who was the Lincolnshire rising led by

Answer 3

Priests and gentry

Question 4

Which Duke was sent to put down the Lincolnshire rising

Answer 4

Duke of Suffolk

Question 5

How long did the Lincolnshire rising last and why

Answer 5

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

Question 6

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

Answer 6

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

Question 7

Norfolk promised that

Answer 7

The Abies would be restored and a parliament held in York

Question 8

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

Answer 8

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

Question 9

The Cumberland rising was led by

Answer 9

Commoners

Question 10

Which man led the Cumberland rising

Answer 10

Sir Francis Bigod

Question 11

The Cumberland rising planned to capture

Answer 11

Hull and Scarborough

Question 12

After the Cumberland rising how many rebels were hanged

Answer 12

74

Question 13

Which main leaders were executed

Answer 13

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

Question 14

When was the Lincolnshire rising

Answer 14

October 15 36

Question 15

Which commissioner arrived at Louth to inspect the new church spire

Answer 15

Heneage

Question 16

The Lincolnshire rising was which class of rebellion

Answer 16

Cross class rebellion they wanted tax and religion sorted

Question 17

How did the Lincolnshire rebels get money for the rising

Answer 17

The rising was paid by church funds

Question 18

What was the government response to the Lincolnshire rising

Answer 18

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

Question 19

Was the Lincolnshire rising successful

Answer 19

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

Question 20

When was the Yorkshire rising

Answer 20

October 15 36

Question 21

What Abby did the Yorkshires want reinstated

Answer 21

Clementhorpe

Question 22

Who enclosed York and got a copy of the rebel demands

Answer 22

Robert Aske and 10,000 men

Question 23

How many regional armies were in the Yorkshire rising

Answer 23

9

Question 24

How many men overall in the Yorkshire rising

Answer 24

30,000

Question 25

Who captured Barnard Castle

Answer 25

Lord Latimer and Sir Christopher Danby

Question 26

Where did Lord Latimer and Sir Christopher Danby pillage

Answer 26

The Bishop of Durham is castle at Bishop Auckland

Question 27

Musters took place at

Answer 27

Kirby Stefan and Penrith

Question 28

Where did Lord Darcy surrender

Answer 28

Pontefract

Question 29

When did Lord Darcy surrender

Answer 29

October 21

Question 30

How long did the Yorkshire rising last

Answer 30

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

Question 31

How did the Yorkshire rising end

Answer 31

The rebels were issued with a pardon

Question 32

What type of support did the Yorkshire rise and get

Answer 32

It was across class rebellion

Question 33

Was the Yorkshire rising pre-planned and organised

Answer 33

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

Question 34

How many troops did Pontefract have (government)

Answer 34

Only 300

Question 35

What did the king say to the Pontefract articles

Answer 35

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

Question 36

After the Yorkshire rebellion Who spent Christmas with the king

Answer 36

Aske

Question 37

How successful was the Yorkshire rising

Answer 37

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

Question 38

When was the Cumberland rising

Answer 38

January 15 37

Question 39

What were the causes for the Cumberland rising

Answer 39

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

Question 40

Who was the ruler of the Cumberland rising

Answer 40

Francis Bigod

Question 41

What was Bigod religion and motives

Answer 41

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

Question 42

Where was Bigod captured

Answer 42

In Cumberland

Question 43

Which law was declared after the Cumberland rising

Answer 43

Martial law

Question 44

How many rebels were hung at Carlisle

Answer 44

74

Question 45

How many gentry were hanged in London

Answer 45

100

Question 46

What is the Cumberland rising well-planned and organised

Answer 46

Not very well organised it was led by Francis Bigod

Question 47

How did the government respond to the Cumberland rising

Answer 47

Executed and re-organise the Council of the north

Question 48

Was the Cumberland rising successful

Answer 48

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

Question 49

What is Eltons view

Answer 49

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

Question 50

What is bush’s interpretation

Answer 50

That it was a common’s rebellion

Question 51

What is Gunn’s interpretation

Answer 51

That the rebellion was a gentry rebellion and it was spontaneous

Question 52

What is James’s interpretation

Answer 52

That the Lincolnshire society

Question 53

What is Dodd’s interpretation

Answer 53

That it was an upper-class rebellion and was spontaneous

Question 54

Who handed over Pontefract Castle

Answer 54

Lord Darcy

Question 55

Why was the rebellion seen as planned

Answer 55

Pin badges were made for the rebels