Unit 3: Kett's Rebellion Flashcards

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Year?

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1549

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Historical Context

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  • Edwards reign
  • 1st prayer book was made introducing Protestantism
  • 1548 - bad harvest - made people angry and desperate
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Religious Causes:

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  • want better use of the prayer book
  • wanted better preachers/ vicars
  • they wanted a fair society
  • wanted the gentry to have land from the monasteries
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Political Causes:

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  • local government was corrupt
  • it was an appeal to central government
  • thought that Somerset (Edwards protector) would help them
  • people argue that it was a class rebellion as peasants weren’t happy with way they were treated and appealed to people above them
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Economic Causes:

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  • inflation
  • slump in the cloth trade
  • wool had gone up in price
  • common land had been enclosed
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Social Causes:

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  • felt gentry were getting richer

- ancient customs eroded

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Serious?:”l”9

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  • Norwich (2nd largest city)
  • 16,000 rebels
  • against local government
  • Battle; 3,000 killed
  • classed as treason
    &- cannons used from coastal defences
  • Somerset was replaced
  • Pardon refused twice
  • it was organised and their was clear leadership
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Not Serious?

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  • only included peasants
  • leadership decisions (refusing pardon x 2, invading Norwich x 2, fighting in open fields)
  • Northumberland manipulated the rebellion
  • Demands were too respectful
  • Lenient; only 49 executed
  • didn’t threaten monarch
  • no military trained
  • no foreign involvement
  • regionalised
  • didn’t threaten London
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Quote

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’ the closest England came to a class war’ John Guy

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Poor leadership

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  • took Norwich twice

- decided to battle in Dussindale with open fields

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Why it failed?

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  • Only included peasants
  • leadership decisions; refusal of 2 pardons, invading Norwichx2, fighting in open fields
  • Northumberland manipulated the rebellion
  • demands were too respectful
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