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Tudor Rebellion Flashcards

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What rebellion happened in 1486 under Henry VII?

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The Stafford-Lovell Rebellion

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What rebellion happened in 1487 under Henry VII?

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The Simnel Rebellion

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What rebellion happened in 1489 under Henry VII?

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The Yorkshire Rebellion

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What rebellion happened between the years 1491-1499 under Henry VII?

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The Warbeck Rebellion

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What rebellion happened in 1497 under Henry VII?

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The Cornish Uprising

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What other rebellion happened in 1497 under Henry VII?

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The Second Cornish Uprising

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What rebellion happened in 1525 under Henry VIII?

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The Amicable Grant Rebellion

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What rebellion happened between the years 1534-1537 under Henry VIII?

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The Silken Thomas (Kildare) Rebellion

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What rebellion happened between the years 1536-1537 under Henry VIII?

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The Pilgrimage of Grace

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What rebellion happened in 1537 under Henry VIII?

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Bigod’s Rebellion

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What rebellion happened in 1549 under Edward VI?

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The Western Prayer Book Rebellion

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Which other rebellion happened in 1549 under Edward VI?

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Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Rising

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What was the 3rd rebellion in the year 1549 under Edward VI?

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Kett’s Rebellion

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Which Mid Tudor Crisis rebellion happened in 1553?

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The Northumberland Rising (Lady Jane Grey)

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Which rebellion happened in 1554 under Mary I?

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Wyatt’s Rebellion

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16
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What rebellion happened in 1569 under Elizabeth I?

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The Northern Rebellion

17
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What rebellion happened between the years 1569-1573 under Elizabeth I?

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The First Desmond Rising

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Which rebellion happened between the years 1579-83 under Elizabeth I?

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The Second Desmond Rising

19
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What rebellion happened between the years 1593-1603 under Elizabeth I?

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Tyrone’s Rebellion

20
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What rebellion happened in 1596 under Elizabeth I?

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Oxfordshire Rebellion

21
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What rebellion happened in 1601 under Elizabeth I?

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Essex Rebellion

22
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What was the main reason behind Kett’s Rebellion?

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Enclosure - The rebellion started with rebels tearing down a fence constructed by wealthy landowners

23
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Why was the Amicable Grant rebellion embarrassing for Cardinal Wolsey?

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Wolsey was responsible for the A.G, and was forced to apologise for it in order to end the revolt.

24
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Why was the Stafford-Lovell Rebellion controversial?

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Henry VII violated the sanctuary of the abbey by sending armed soldiers in to remove Stafford and Lovell.

25
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How did the Simnel rebellion end?

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The Battle of Stoke Field was a decisive Tudor victory and resulted in the deaths of almost all remaining Yorkist leaders.

26
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What happened to Lambert Simnel after Stoke Field?

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He was pardoned due to his young age and role as a pawn in Yorkist plans, being employed by the Royal Household in order to keep a close eye on him.

27
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Why did Mary execute Lady Jane Grey after the Northumberland Rebellion?

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Wyatt’s Rebellion made LDG’s continued presence a threat to Mary.

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What was the main factor behind Wyatt’s Rebellion?

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The Spanish Marriage - Many people (especially Protestants) opposed the marriage between Mary and Phillip II of Spain as they felt he may influence Mary’s rule over England.

Many of the lower classes also participated to vent their frustrations

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How did Wyatt’s Rebellion end?

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Following the plot’s discovery, most of the leaders were arrested or fled the country.

Wyatt, the only one remaining, gathered a force and marched on London. However, Mary was able to rouse Londoners to her cause through a speech and Wyatt’s force was unable to reach her, with him surrendering and being executed shortly after.

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How did Mary deal with Elizabeth following Wyatt’s Rebellion?

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She was confined to London Tower and put on trial for her suspected involvement, but ultimately pardoned.

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