Pilgrimage of Grace 1536-37 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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How many monasteries were closed in Yorkshire and why did this cause anger?

A

100 monasteries
They provided education and charity to the poor.

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What Religious change did the Pilgrimage of Grace rebels oppose?

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Henry VIII as the Head of the Church.
They wanted the return of the Pope.

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What symbol did the Pilgrimage of Grace rebels use to show their religious motivation?

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The Five Wounds of Christ banner.

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4
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Why was the 1534 Subsidy Act unpopular?

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It was still being collected in 1536, causing financial strain during hard times.

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Which royal advisor was especially disliked in the north and why?

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Thomas Cromwell was seen as the architect of unpopular religious and political reforms.

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How did Lord Darcy’s actions before the Pilgrimage of Grace show political causes for rebellion?

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He asked Henry VIII to slow the closure of monasteries but his advice was dismissed completely.

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What economic grievance did Lincolnshire rebels have ?

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Landowners enclosed common lands, especially around Louth turning them into private sheep pastures.

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What did the Pontefract articles demand regarding the royal succession?

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The restoration of Princess Mary to the line of succession.

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9
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Who did the rebels call to be removed from power?

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‘Evil Councillors’
Especially Thomas Cromwell

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10
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How did poor harvests contribute to the Pilgrimage of Grace??

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A string of bad harvests led to economic hardship and increased discontent.

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11
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Who was fiercely opposed to Henry VIII’s divorce?

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Sir Robert Constable.

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12
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How much more expensive was food in 1536 compared to 1534?

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82% higher than prices in 1534 in 1536

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Where and when did the first sign of rebellion during the Pilgrimage of Grace occur?

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1536 at St James’ Church led by Nicholas Melton (monk)

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How many people joined the initial uprising at St James’ Church in 1536?

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22,000

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What happened John Raynes (the Chancellor of Lincoln) during the rebellion?

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He was dragged from his bed and beaten to death by the mob.

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Who was chosen to lead the Pilgrimage of Grace rebellion?

17
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What actions did Robert Aske take in York during the rebellion?

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He led 9,000 rebels to occupy York, drove out the King’s tenants and restored houses to monks and nuns.

18
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Where did the rebels create their list of demands during the Pilgrimage of Grace?

A

Pontefract Castle

19
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How many demands did the rebels include in their list to Henry VIII?

20
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How did the rebels recruit Lord Darcy?

A

By surrounding Pontefract Castle and persuading him to join their cause

21
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At it’s peak how many people joined the Pilgrimage of Grace rebellion?

A

Around 40,000-50,000

22
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What was unique about the social composition of the Pilgrimage of Grace rebels?

A

They were from all social causes which including peasants and nobles like Lord Darcy and Sir Robert Constable

23
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How long did the Pilgrimage of Grace last?

A

Around 5 months

24
Q

How did Henry VIII respond when he heard Sawley Abbey had been re-occupied in 1536?

A

He ordered the Earl of Derby to execute the monks and rebel captains not realizing Derby was heavily outnumbered.

25
Who did Henry VIII send to deal with and negotiate with the Pilgrimage of Grace rebels?
The Duke of Norfolk The Earl of Shrewsbury
26
How did Cromwell try to condemn the rebellion through propaganda?
He appointed Richard Morrison to attack the rebels through pamphlets.
27
How did Henry VIII try to build military strength against the rebels?
He sent letter commissioning nobles to raise armies.
28
What change did Henry VIII and Cromwell make to strengthen control in the north after the rebellion?
They reformed the council of the North and made the Earl of Cumberland a Knight of the Garter.
29
Who did the Pilgrim's Ballad attack?
Cromwell Rich Audley
30
What discouraged people from pilgrimages and removed relics in 1538?
Injunctions
31
What event meant that Henry VIII could round up and execute the leaders of the Pilgrimage of Grace?
The Rising in Cumbria by Bigod
32
Who opened negotiations with Aske at Scawsby Leys?
The Duke of Norfolk
33
Who did Henry VIII arrest and execute after the Pilgrimage of Grace?
Lord Darcy John Hussey Thomas Percy Sir Robert Constable
34
How big was the Duke of Norfolk's army against Robert Aske?
7,000
35
During negotiations what did the Duke of Norfolk promise Robert Aske?
A general pardon Parliament to be held in York
36
Who was involved in the negotiations between the crown and the rebels?
Sir Thomas Percy