The Yorkshire Rebellion (1489) and the Cornish Rebellion (1497) (OCR A-Level History A): Flashcards

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The Yorkshire Rebellion (1489) and the Cornish Rebellion (1497)
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Year of Yorkshire Rebellion

1489

Why did Henry VII raise taxes in 1489?

To assist Brittany against France

How did the 1489 Yorkshire tax have to be paid?

In cash

Yorkshire's additional burden in 1489

Poor harvest

Who was killed in Yorkshire Rebellion scuffle?

Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland

What happened to rebel leader John á Chambre?

Hanged for treason

Outcome of Brittany campaign tax collection

Failed

Year of Cornish Rebellion

1497

How many people marched in Cornish Rebellion?

15,000

Where did battle with Cornish rebels occur?

Blackheath

Name the three Cornish rebellion ringleaders

Michael Joseph, James Touchet, Lord Audley

Cornwall's punishment after rebellion

Monetary penalties

When did Henry VII compensate Cornish grievances?

1508

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