Wyatt Rebellion Flashcards

0
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What were the two main reasons for the Wyatt rebellion?

A

Political and religious

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1
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What year did the Wyatt rebellion take place?

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1554

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2
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Where was the main location of the rebellion?

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Kent

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3
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What was wyatt a member of?

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A wealthy and well connected gentry family from Kent

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4
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Where did Wyatt fight and when?

A

France. 1543

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5
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When did Wyatt’s career suffer a setback?

A

1547

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6
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What religion was Wyatt?

A

He was a deeply committed Protestant

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7
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What did Wyatt find favour with?

A

The Edwardian regime

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8
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Who was Wyatt trusted by?

A

Somerset’s successor, Northumberland

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9
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When did Wyatt declare his support for Mary I

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When Lady Jane Grey was proclaimed Queen

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10
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When did Wyatt’s initial support for Mary evaporate?

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When he heard of the Spanish marriage

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11
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What had the House of Commons asked Mary to do in a petition on the 16th November 1553?

A

To marry someone from England

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12
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When was Mary’s marriage proposal presented to the Royal Court?

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December 1553

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13
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Why were there anti spanish and xenophobic feelings?

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If the Spanish came to England the rebel leaders would lose their jobs and their influence would disappear.

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14
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What was in the rebels’ own self-interest?

A

Their jobs, power & influence

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15
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What did Wyatt and other leaders fear?

A

That English interests would become subservient to those of Spain

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16
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What did the rebels not wish to see?

A

A Catholic restoration

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17
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What idea were they fighting for?

A

A Protestant country ruled by a Protestant monarch

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18
Q

Where was Sir James Croft rebelling?

A

Hereford

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19
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Where was Sir Peter Carew rebelling?

A

Devon

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20
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Where was Sir Thomas Wyatt rebelling?

A

Kent

21
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Where was Duke of Suffolk rebelling?

A

Leicestershire

22
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Who was rebelling in Devon?

A

Sir Peter Carew

23
Q

Who was rebelling in Kent?

A

Thomas Wyatt

24
Q

Who was rebelling in Hereford?

A

Sir James Croft

25
Q

Who was rebelling in Leicestershire?

A

Duke of Suffolk

26
Q

What did some of the gentry begin discussing in 1553?

A

The possibility of engineering a Protestant succession

27
Q

What were the gentry trying to persuade Elizabeth to do?

A

Marry Edward Courtney

28
Q

What was essential for the rebellion to succeed?

A

For the plans to be kept a secret

29
Q

What happened 3 months before the planned rebellion?

A

Rumours of the rebellion began spreading

30
Q

When was the original date of the rebellion supposed to be?

A

18th of March 1554

31
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Why the 18th of March?

A

Before Philip II started for England

32
Q

Who did the English have supporting them?

A

The French were supporting them on the Channel

33
Q

What happened to Carew in January?

A

Events had overtaken him & he made no attempt to start a rebellion in Devon. Carew had told everyone he could about the rebellion but only managed to gain very little support from un influential people.

34
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Who did Carew get support from?

A

He got very little support and from un influential people

35
Q

Where did Carew flee to?

A

Normandy

36
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Why did Carew flee?

A

Because he knew his part of the rebellion would not succeed and that he would be arrested

37
Q

How many rebels did Wyatt raise in Kent?

A

3,000 armed men

38
Q

What did Wyatt appeal to?

A

Nationalism. He tried to portray himself as trying to save England and the Queen from the Spanish

39
Q

How many of the Queen’s men did Wyatt succeed in brining to his side?

A

500

40
Q

What was Wyatt’s fault?

A

He was too slow!!

41
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What did he waste a day doing?

A

By taking Cooling Castle

42
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Where did he stop to consider Mary’s offers?

A

Blackheath

43
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Why did Wyatt stop in Blackheath?

A

To consider Mary’s offers

44
Q

What was Mary doing to Wyatt?

A

Delaying him in order to buy herself more time to appeal to citizens of the capital for support and to organise troops

45
Q

What did the London inhabitants do?

A

They showed loyalty to their Queen by attacking Wyatt’s forces

46
Q

Where was Wyatt forced to stop?

A

Ludgate

47
Q

What was Wyatt forces to do in Ludgate?

A

Stop and surrender

48
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How many rebels were executed?

A

90 rebels were executed including Wyatt himself

49
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What did Mary show?

A

Clear skill by buying herself time