Suppression of Rebellion + roles of Kett, Somerset and Warwick Flashcards

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How did the defeat of rebellion come as a great shock

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Protesters had believed that the king and Somerset were sympathetic to their cause.
They did not achieve their demands and no parliament was called to address grievance

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What did historian Roger Lockyer write (1964)

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“Whatever sympathy Somerset might have felt for the Norfolk peasants, he behaved like any other Tudor ruler when it came to dealing with the rebels”

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How did the rebellion impact Somerset’s confidence as ruler

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Badly. His indecision an refusal to assume military command made the gentry and nobility to lose confidence in his leadership. He had no choice but to step down as lord protector

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Who replaced Somerset

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Warwick (John Dudley)

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How did the killing of rebels at dussindale have social and economic impact?

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Families lost their chief means of income and many became destitute.
Increased poverty in communities already struggling to survive.

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What did Warwick do in the future to respond to potential riots

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Adopted a more measured response and wished to avoid antagonising populace

Local law officers were instructed to enforce the law but as humanely as possible

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How was Kett’s leadership important

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The way in which he organised and ran the rebellion. He insisted on good behaviour and the moral high group by behaving peacefully

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What was Kett’s main aim

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To show the central government that local government could be run effectively and fairly

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How were the rebels able to defeat Northampton firslty

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  • Northampton underestimated rebels

- Rebels had strong defensive position overlooking Norwich

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What did Warwick do to counter Kett

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Cut of the rebels supply lines. Without supplies the camp would not be able to have been maintained

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How did Somerset make Kett’s Rebellion worse

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he was giving them mixed messages. On the one hand he appeared to be encouraging them in their rebellion but also at the same time was trying to stop it

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What did Warwick to after winning the battle

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Paraded the heads of men on the city walls as a deterrent

Kett paraded about London and made an example out of.

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