Edward unrest Flashcards
what’s concept of many headed monster
belief by authorities that rebels dangerous + violent
as a result of many headed monster why should gov sources on rebellions be pursued w/ caution
will dismiss any genuine cause for rebels - believe they are unruly and uneducated - irrational fickle
what was the prayer book/ western rebellion
religion and class disputes - Castle attacked
what’s was the kett’s rebellion
broke into enclosed fields
why did gov fear rebellions
went against great chain of being
what should rebellions be considered as for rebels
cries of help = gov response determines how dangerous they become
(evid economy main reason) what was population rise
2.3 - 3million - inflation
what’s a subsistence economy
farmers only provide for themselves
when was sheep tax introduced - what was it
1548-49 in West Country - poll tax on sheep
who did gov usually rely on to suppress rebellions
gentry = but couldn’t in western as class dispute gentry x ppl
what was an underlying issue in Cornwall
ancient wish for independence
what did lords do to poor ppl in Exeter so rebels siege would not succeed
western rebellion - provided relief + sold firewood cheaply so wouldn’t support rebels
when was kett’s rebellion
July 1549
where was Kett’s rebellion
east anglia
who was leader kett’s rebellion
John flowerdw + John Kett
how did kett’s rebellion begin
drunken feat = rebels break down enclosure on flower dews land - flowered joins - attacks kett’s land and kept joins
where were articles for kett’s rebellion produced
at norwich
what was dispute flowered + kept
kept small landowner enclosed common land flowered attempts to turn rebels against kept but rebels go to kept
where did kept set up base and how big were forces
mousehold heath Norwich 16,000 men in July
how was the kett’s rebellion disciplined
rebels arrested gentlemen + tried before kett at TREE REFORMATION
-governing council
who crushed kett’s rebellion
John dudley earl Warwick ( becomes northumberland)
how did earl Warwick crush rebellion
Northampton forced to abandon so Warwick battles rebels at dussindale 4000 rebels + royal troops killed
how big was northumberland army
12,000
what were consequences of kett’s rebellion
49 executions - less executions as economic causes not religion
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