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Peasants’ Revolt: impact
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What did Richard II do after Wat Tyler and John Ball were killed?

Broke his promises to the rebels

By what year had the villeinage system effectively ended in England?

1450

What was villeinage?

A feudal system binding peasants to land

What did the revolt demonstrate to the ruling classes?

Lower classes could organize powerfully

Complete John Ball's slogan: 'When Adam delved and Eve span, who was then the ___?'

gentleman

Which 17th century group drew direct inspiration from John Ball's ideas?

The Levellers

What was the title of William Morris's book about John Ball?

A Dream of John Ball

Who were most of the rebels in the 'Peasants' Revolt' actually?

Skilled workers and artisans

Why did the ruling class portray rebels as a dangerous mob?

To discredit their political grievances

How many people protested in London in 1990 against the Poll Tax?

200,000

What route did 1990 Poll Tax protesters deliberately follow?

The same route as 1381 rebels

What replaced the Community Charge (Poll Tax) in 1993?

Council Tax

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