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When was the Western Rising?

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6th June 1549

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Who leads the Western Rising?

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Sir Humphrey Arundell

John Winslade

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What was the trigger causes of the Western Rising?

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Removal of images

Book of Homilies and Paraphrase

Chantries Act

English services

New Prayer book/ the Act of Uniformity

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What were the demands of the Western Rising?

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Wanted the Six Articles to be used.

Mass (Church Services) in Latin.

Wanted Church to return back to Catholicism

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What was the main base of the Western Rising?

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Protesters assembled in Bodmin

Marched on to Devon.

Confrontation took place at Fenny Bridges, Clyst St Mary and Clyst Heath

Rebels pushed back every time

Estimated 3000 people killed

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What was the Local Gentry reaction to the Western Rising?

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Lost control of the counties.

Hellier was killed violently.

Sir Peter Carew, rode to fight against the rebellion (21th June) and only aggravated the problem as he was a Protestant.

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What was the governments reaction to the Western Rising?

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Firstly wanted to find a peaceful solution.

Somerset urged Lord Russell to find a solution and wrote a conciliatory response to rebel the demands.

Set fire to rebel defenses at Crediton.

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How was the Western Rising suppressed?

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16th August, Lord John Russell led an army of 8000 men against the rebels.

Wealthy citizens organized a continual guard, provided poor relief, sold firewood cheaply and distributed food cheaply-

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What were the punishments after the Western Rising?

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Government acted illegally to execute remaining rebels.

Execution without trial was common punishment for the rebels

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When was the Ketts rebellion?

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8th July 1549

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Where did the Ketts rebellion take place?

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Norwich

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Who led the Ketts rebellion?

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Robert Kett

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What were the Ketts rebellions trigger causes?

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Enclosure

Rents

Wanted process of changing to Protestantism to be quicker

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What were the Ketts rebellions complaints?

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Stopping of enclosure

Better educated and resident clergy.

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What was the main base of the Ketts rebellion?

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Unrest started as an enclosure in the Norfolk towns of Attleborough and Wymondham

Within a short space of time, Kett was able to gather a force of 16,000 men to march to Norwich and set up camp on Mousehold Heath.

Was then a massacre of rebels in Dussindale just outside of Norwich, due to the Earl of Warwick being sent there.

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What was the Local Gentry reaction to the Ketts rebellion?

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Size and speed of the rebellion overpowered the authorities

The gentry was relatively powerless due to the highly organised, well-established rebellion.

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What was the Government reaction to the Ketts rebellion?

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21st July Herald offered a full pardon to all of those who dispersed.

Kett refused. Herald ordered his swordbearer to arrest Kett, the atmosphere grew ugly and Herald was forced to retreat.

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How was the Ketts rebellion suppressed?

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Northampton, sent by Somerset to put Kett down, mishandled events and wasted time. He was defeated

26th August Kett decided to abandon their fortified position on the top of the Mousehold Heat

27th August Kett was arrested

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What were the punishments for the Ketts rebellion?

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Kett was trialed and executed on the 26th November.

They appear to have dealt with them leniently because there is only clear evidence of 49 executions

20
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Rebellions timeline - western

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1548 - Body murdered

1549 - Act of uniformity causes protests in Bodmin - new prayer book cause Sampford Courtenay

1549 Aug - unrest spreads across devon and cornwall

1550 - rebellion ended with 300 rebels killed

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Rebellions timeline - ketts

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june - enclosure riots in east anglia

  • kett raises 16,000 men and marched on Norwich
  • review offered a pardon, government force sent under Marquis of Northampton which was defeated

Aug 1549 - Northumberland sent and Kett’s forces massacred - 3000 killed

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