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Pilgrimage of Grace: impact
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How many rebels were involved in the Pilgrimage of Grace?

40,000

Why did noble family involvement make the rebellion more dangerous?

They provided military expertise & resources

What religious risk did the Catholic nature of the rebellion create?

Pope might encourage Catholic support

Where did Henry fear foreign Catholic powers might invade?

Kent or Sussex coast

How many men did the Duke of Norfolk's Army of the North consist of?

8,000

Who led the Army of the North sent to Yorkshire?

Duke of Norfolk

What main strategy did Henry employ recognising his military disadvantage?

Strategy of delay

What were the rebels' detailed list of grievances called?

Pontefract Articles

On what date were the Articles formally presented to Norfolk at Doncaster?

December 6

What event gave Henry justification to abandon his promises and crush the rebels?

New revolt at Beverley

Approximately how many people were executed after the rebellion?

200

What happened to Robert Aske, the main leader of the rebellion?

Hanged in chains at York

How did Henry's religious reforms change after suppressing the rebellion?

He accelerated them

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