Resistance to Tudor Rule (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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Why gentry/nobility joining rebels threatened Tudors
Why gentry/nobility joining rebels threatened Tudors
Overwhelmed local control; rebels outnumbered govt forces
5 factors assessing rebellion threat
5 factors assessing rebellion threat
Numbers, geography, elite role, demands, govt capacity
Yorkshire 1513 tax resistance outcome
Yorkshire 1513 tax resistance outcome
Payment delayed to 1515; Crown remitted 19 towns/villages
Year of Amicable Grant crisis
Year of Amicable Grant crisis
1525
Why Amicable Grant legally problematic
Why Amicable Grant legally problematic
Benevolences declared illegal by Parliament in 1483
Size of Lavenham (Suffolk) gathering 1525
Size of Lavenham (Suffolk) gathering 1525
Approx. 4,000 people
Amicable Grant resistance outcome
Amicable Grant resistance outcome
Success: abandoned, no tax till 1534, wars cancelled
Where Lincolnshire Rising sparked, Oct 1536
Where Lincolnshire Rising sparked, Oct 1536
Louth
Leader of Pilgrimage of Grace
Leader of Pilgrimage of Grace
Robert Aske, an educated lawyer
Monasteries restored by Pilgrimage rebels
Monasteries restored by Pilgrimage rebels
16 of the 55 that had been suppressed