Causes of Tudor Rebellions
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- Created on: 07-06-17 14:51
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- Causes
- Political
- Evil Councillors
- Cornish (1497)
- Reginald Bray and John Morton (Chief and Lord Councillor)
- Amicable Grant (1525)
- Complaints against Wolsey
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Cromwell, Cranmer, Audley and Rich were all targets in the manifestos
- Wyatt (1554)
- ''We seek no harm to the Queen but better counsel and councillors''
- Northern Earls (1569)
- Blamed William Cecil for rebellion
- Essex (1601)
- Aimed to remove Robert Cecil
- Cornish (1497)
- Factions
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Northern Earl (1569)
- Silken Thomas (1534)
- Shane O'Neill (1558)
- Tyrone (1595)
- Dynastic
- Wyatt (1554)
- Northern Earls (1569)
- Essex (1601)
- Lambert Simnel (1487)
- Warbeck (1491)
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Evil Councillors
- Religious
- Religious Concerns
- Government Intervention
- Western Rebellion (1549)
- Result of religious reforms introduced in June 1549
- Restoration not reformation
- Marched under Five wounds of Christ
- Kett's Rebellion (1549)
- They were religiously committed even if it was economic beliefs that brought them there
- Wyats Rebellion (1554)
- ''You may not so much as name religion for that will withdraw from us the hearts of many''
- However, many of the rebels felt concerned of Mary's attachment to Roman Catholicism
- Protestant uprising
- Kett's Rebellion (1549)
- They were religiously committed even if it was economic beliefs that brought them there
- Kett's Rebellion (1549)
- Northern Earls (1569)
- Aim was reformation of religion and preservation of Mary Queen of Scots
- Marched under five wounds of Christ
- Western Rebellion (1549)
- Eco-Socio
- Taxation
- Yorkshire (1489)
- Cornish (1497)
- Amicable Grant (1525)
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Western Rebellion (1549)
- Enclosures
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Ketts Rebellion (1549)
- Oxfordshire (1596)
- Famine and Disease
- 1 in 4 harvests failed in Tudor England
- If there was a series of bad harvests, this is when rebellion was most likely to occur.
- However- This wasnt always true as good harvests happened before some rebellions
- Famines usually lasted two years before food prices fell and became affordable
- Inflation
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Kett and Aske both refferred to the impact inflation was having on the price of land,
- Kett (1549)
- Kett and Aske both refferred to the impact inflation was having on the price of land,
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Social
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Rack-renting
- Kett (1549)
- Rack-renting
- Western Rebellion (1549)
- Inflation
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Kett (1549)
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Rising wool and food prices
- Inflation
- Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)
- Taxation
- Political
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