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Rebellions Sources Flashcards

1
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REBELLIONS

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REBELLIONS

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2
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What % of Cornwall was Protestant?

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1%

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3
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When was William Body murdered in Helston for taking down superstitious statues?

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5th April 1548

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4
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How many men gathered on the 6th April 1548 to prevent the investigation of William Body’s murder?

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3000

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5
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How many were arrested for Body’s murder?

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28

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6
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How many were executed for Body’s murder?

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10

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When did the First Act of Uniformity state the new Prayer Book had to be used by?

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Whitsunday 1549

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8
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When did the Western Rebellion begin with a prayer book riot in Bodmin, Cornwall?

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6th June 1549

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9
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How many were involved in the protests in Bodmin?

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3000

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10
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Where in Devon were there riots over the new Prayer Book?

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Sampford Courtenay

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11
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When was William Helyons stabbed to death?

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9th June 1549

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12
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When did the rebels from Devon and Cornwall meet up?

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20th June 1549

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13
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Who led the Western rebels?

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Priests

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14
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What were 2 religious demands of the Western Rebels?

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  • Mass in old custom
  • Belief in transubstantiation
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15
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What 2 taxes were mentioned in the demands of the Western rebels?

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Sheep and cloth tax

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16
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Where did Cornish rebels attack the gentry?

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St Michael’s Mount

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17
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What did the Western rebels shout at Bodmin?

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‘Kill the gentry’

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18
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What city did the Western rebels siege for 5 weeks?

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Exeter

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19
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When was the Battle of St Clyst Mary in the Western Rebellion?

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5th August 1549

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20
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How many prisoners had their throats slit after the Battle of St Clyst Mary?

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900

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21
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Where was the final battle in the Western Rebellion?

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Sampford Courtenay

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22
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When was the final battle in the Western rebellion fought?

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16th August 1549

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23
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How many rebels were killed in the battle of Sampford Courtenay?

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3000

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24
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When did Kett’s Rebellion begin?

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8th July 1549

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25
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How did Kett’s Rebellion begin?

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With a riot in Wymondham, Norfolk

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26
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What happened in the riot in Norfolk?

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Rioters pulled down fences put up by local landowners

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27
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Who led Kett’s Rebellion?

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Robert Kett

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28
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How many had joined Kett’s Rebellion by the 12th July 1549?

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16,000 men

29
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Where did the Kett rebels set up camp?

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Mousehold Heath

30
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Where was Kett based on Mousehold Heath?

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St Michael’s Chapel

31
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How many demands did the Kett rebels draw up?

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29 demands

32
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What was an economic grievance of the Kett Rebels?

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Rising rents due to landowners

33
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What were most of the religious demands by Kett Rebels?

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Protestant

34
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When were the Kett rebels offered a pardon?

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21st July 1549

35
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When did the Kett rebels storm Norwich?

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22nd July 1549

36
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What % of the wealth in Norwich was owned by the richest 6%?

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60%

37
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How many troops were sent under the Marquis of Northampton to fight Kett?

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14,000

38
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When was Lord Sheffield murdered by a Kett rebel?

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1st August 1549

39
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After the Marquis of Northampton was defeated by Kett, who was sent?

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The Earl of Warwick

40
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How many troops was Warwick sent with to defeat Kett?

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14,000

41
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When did Warwick arrive with a force of 14,000 to defeat Kett?

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24th August 1549

42
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How many Kett rebels were killed in the Battle of Dussindale on the 27th August 1549?

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3000 rebels

43
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How many Kett rebels were executed?

A

Kett and 48 others

44
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Who led Wyatt’s Rebellion?

A

Sir Thomas Wyatt

45
Q

When did Mary announce her intention to marry Prince Philip of Spain?

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27th October 1553

46
Q

When was the marriage treaty between Mary and Philip presented to the Privy Council?

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7th December 1553

47
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When did the Privy Council approve the marriage treaty between Mary and Philip?

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January 1554

48
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How many were killed in anti-Spanish rioting after the marriage treaty was announced?

A

6

49
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What happened to a Spanish Church after the marriage treaty was announced?

A

It was burnt down

50
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What was the original plot of Wyatt’s Rebellion?

A

To marry Edward Courtenay to Elizabeth and put her on the throne

51
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When was Edward Courtenay arrested?

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21st January 1554

52
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What were the 4 areas Wyatt’s Rebellion was supposed to start from?

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  • Kent
  • Devon
  • Leicestershire
  • Welsh borders
53
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Who were the 3 main leaders in Wyatt’s Rebellion?

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  • Sir Thomas Wyatt
  • Sir Peter Carew
  • Sir James Croft
54
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How many men did Wyatt raise?

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3000 men

55
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What religious figure was on Wyatt’s side?

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The ex-bishop of Winchester

56
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Who was sent by the government to arrest Wyatt?

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The Duke of Norfolk

57
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How many men ditched the Duke of Norfolk to join the Wyatt rebels?

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1000

58
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What did Wyatt stoke up to raise more men?

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Xenophobic hate

59
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What religion was Thomas Wyatt?

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Protestant

60
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Who did Thomas Wyatt back in the Lady Jane Grey plot?

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Mary

61
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What did the 3 leaders of Wyatt’s Rebellion fear?

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Loss of influence

62
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What did people fear England would be dragged into if Mary married Philip?

A

The Habsburg Wars

63
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Who advised Mary to leave London during Wyatt’s Rebellion?

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The Privy Council

64
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When did Mary give her Guildhall speech?

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1st February 1554

65
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How many men had volunteered to fight for Mary by the day after Mary’s Guildhall speech?

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20,000

66
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When were the Wyatt rebels blocked from crossing London bridge?

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3rd February 1554

67
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Where did Wyatt surrender?

A

Ludgate

68
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How many of the Wyatt rebels were executed?

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90

69
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When was Lady Jane Grey executed?

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12th February 1554

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