Pilgrimage of Grace: reasons (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards
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Year Pilgrimage of Grace began
Year Pilgrimage of Grace began
1536
What the Pilgrimage of Grace responded to
What the Pilgrimage of Grace responded to
Henry VIII's religious & political reforms
Regions Pilgrimage of Grace spread to
Regions Pilgrimage of Grace spread to
Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Cumberland, Westmoreland
How Pilgrimage of Grace rebels saw themselves
How Pilgrimage of Grace rebels saw themselves
Christ's soldiers
Badge symbol used by Pilgrimage of Grace rebels
Badge symbol used by Pilgrimage of Grace rebels
Five wounds of Christ
Four main causes of Pilgrimage of Grace
Four main causes of Pilgrimage of Grace
Religious, social, economic, political
Religious cause of Pilgrimage of Grace
Religious cause of Pilgrimage of Grace
Fear of attacks on Catholic/old religion practices
Social cause of Pilgrimage of Grace
Social cause of Pilgrimage of Grace
Dissolution of monasteries removed community support
How 1534 Subsidy Act contributed to Pilgrimage of Grace
How 1534 Subsidy Act contributed to Pilgrimage of Grace
Created heavy taxation burdens
How 1536 Statute of Uses contributed to Pilgrimage of Grace
How 1536 Statute of Uses contributed to Pilgrimage of Grace
Introduced inheritance taxes
Political cause of Pilgrimage of Grace
Political cause of Pilgrimage of Grace
Thomas Cromwell's centralisation of power
Primary leader of Pilgrimage of Grace in Yorkshire
Primary leader of Pilgrimage of Grace in Yorkshire
Robert Aske (lawyer)
Leader of Pilgrimage of Grace in Lincolnshire
Leader of Pilgrimage of Grace in Lincolnshire
Nicholas Melton (shoemaker)