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Peasants’ Revolt: causes
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In which year did the Peasants' Revolt take place?

1381

When did the Black Death arrive in England?

Around 1348

By approximately what percentage did England's population drop due to the Black Death?

Up to 50%

Between which years did poor harvests create economic hardship in England?

1315-1320

In which year was the Statute of Labourers passed?

1351

What did the Statute of Labourers attempt to do to wages?

Keep them at 1347 levels

How old was Richard II when he became king in 1377?

11 years old

Who effectively controlled the government after Richard II became king?

John of Gaunt

By 1376, how many villages had requested copies of the Domesday Book?

More than 100

How much was the first Poll Tax in 1377?

4 pence per person

How many weeks' wages did the third Poll Tax of 1381 require from each labourer?

Two weeks

What percentage of taxpayers avoided paying the second Poll Tax in 1379?

At least 30%

Which English town did French forces attack and burn in 1377?

Rye in Sussex

Which was the immediate trigger that sparked the Peasants' Revolt?

The third Poll Tax of 1381

What effect did the labour shortage after the Black Death have?

Landowners offered higher wages

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