Harvest Failure, Social Distress and a General Crisis in Government (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards

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Harvest Failure, Social Distress and a General Crisis in Government
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Year of parliamentary response to 1590s crisis

1597

Areas worst affected by 1590s harvest failures

Rural uplands of north and south-west regions

Why London escaped worst 1590s food shortages

Could import grain from the Baltic

Historical model rioters looked back to in 1590s

'Commotion time' of 1549 and Kett's Rebellion

Husbandmen definition

Farmers with small landholdings

1550s vs 1590s population impact comparison

1550s: 6% died, fell; 1590s: continued to grow

Monopolies definition

Exclusive rights to control production/sale of goods

Duration of Elizabethan war with Spain

Final 18 years of Elizabeth's reign

Year and nature of James VI's English accession

1603, peaceful and widely accepted

Dearth meaning

Starvation or severe food shortages

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