Rebellion and the Fall of Somerset (AQA A-Level History): Quizzes

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Rebellion and the Fall of Somerset
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What title did Edward Seymour hold when he governed on behalf of the young King Edward VI?

Lord Protector

How many infantry did Somerset use to invade Scotland in 1547?

16,000 infantry

What was the total cost of Somerset's expensive foreign policy in Scotland?

£600,000

What does the term 'enclosure' describe?

Converting strips to fenced pastures

What was the primary cause of the Western Rebellion in 1549?

Religious concerns over Prayer Book

Where did Robert Kett and his followers set up camp during their 1549 rebellion?

Mousehold Heath near Norwich

Unlike the Western Rebellion, what characterized Kett's followers?

Supporters of Protestant reform

How did Somerset respond to the 1549 rebellions?

Slowly, almost to paralysis

When was Somerset arrested on the orders of the council?

11 October 1549

How many total deaths resulted from both the Western and Kett's rebellions combined?

4,000 deaths

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