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TUDOR REBELLIONS

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Quiz on TUDOR REBELLIONS, created by leesenatasha on 15/05/2016.
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Question 1

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How many rebels were involved in the Pilgrimage of Grace?
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  • 30,000
  • 16,000
  • 40,000

Question 2

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Which city did the rebels take control of in the P of G?
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  • Norwich
  • Exeter
  • York

Question 3

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Why castle did the rebels take in the P of G?
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  • Pontefract Castle
  • Cooling Castle
  • Barnard Castle

Question 4

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How many rebel casualties were there at Sampford Courtenay in the Western Rebellion?
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  • 3000
  • 4000
  • 3500

Question 5

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What two places did the rebels attack during the Western Rebellion?
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  • Exeter and Norwich
  • Norwich and Bodmin
  • Exeter and Bodmin

Question 6

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During the Western Rebellion, the government agent [blank_start]William Body[blank_end] was murdered.
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  • William Body

Question 7

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During Kett's Rebellion, the rebels took [blank_start]Norwich[blank_end]: [blank_start]Northampton[blank_end]'s troops were defeated.
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  • Norwich
  • Northampton

Question 8

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During Kett's rebellion, troops had to be sent down from the Scottish border to suppress the rebellion.
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  • True
  • False

Question 9

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How many rebels were involved in Kett's?
Answer
  • 16,000
  • 15,000
  • 14,000

Question 10

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How many rebels were killed during Kett's rebellion?
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  • 4,000
  • 3,000
  • 2,000

Question 11

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In Wyatt's rebellion, the rebels attacked [blank_start]Gravesend[blank_end] and [blank_start]Cooling[blank_end] Castle.
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  • Gravesend
  • Cooling

Question 12

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What castle did the Earls of the Northern Rebellion take?
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  • Durham
  • Barnard
  • Cooling

Question 13

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COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: the aforementioned factors ensured that these rebellions were limited in their seriousness, although [blank_start]contemporarily[blank_end], they may have seen to be a much greater threat at the time.
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  • contemporarily

Question 14

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Robert Aske: why was he a poor leader?
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  • He gave the rebellion a religious coating through the five wounds of Christ, but failed to convince others to follow suit.
  • He fought the royal army on the open plains.
  • He did not act on his position of strength and accepted the pardon.
  • He gave the government the opportunity to play for time.
  • He dallied over the capture of York.
  • He was a reluctant leader: he was forced to rebel by the clergy in Louth.
  • He failed to prevent the third rising from occurring.

Question 15

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Who was the supposed 'reluctant' leader of the Western rebellion?
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  • Humphrey Arundell
  • Thomas Moore
  • William Sailsbury

Question 16

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Wyatt was a poor leader as he failed to gain support: he was seen as [blank_start]unpatriotic[blank_end] as he was rebelling against [blank_start]Mary[blank_end].
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  • unpatriotic
  • Mary

Question 17

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What were the economic causes of the Western Rebellion?
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  • Tax on cloth and sheep.
  • Slump in the Kent cloth trade.
  • Textile industry collapsed.
  • The issue of enclosures caused some individuals to lose their right to common land.
  • Rents had been raised excessively.

Question 18

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What was the social reason for the Western Rebellion?
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  • Against the clergy.
  • Wealthy landowners.
  • The tenantry rose against the gentry.

Question 19

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What were the economic reasons for Kett's rebellion?
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  • Slump in the Kent cloth trade.
  • They opposed the enclosure of land.
  • Rents had been raised excessively.
  • They were against the issue of rents, particularly rack renting.
  • The textile industry had collapsed.

Question 20

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Kett's rebellion was also down to a hatred of individuals, such as that of [blank_start]John Flowerdew[blank_end], a [blank_start]lawyer[blank_end] who brought up Church property in the area and outraged the rebels with his rapacity.
Answer
  • John Flowerdew
  • lawyer

Question 21

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What was the economic reason for Wyatt's rebellion?
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  • Rents had be raised excessively.
  • The Kent cloth trade had declined, leading to increasing levels of unemployment.
  • The use of enclosures.

Question 22

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What was the social reason for Wyatt's rebellion?
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  • Wealthy landowners.
  • The peasants were resentful of the power of the gentry.
  • The tenantry rose against the gentry.
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