Rebellion and religon

Cards (63)

  • What region is discussed in the context of border issues with Scotland?
    North of England
  • What was a common issue in the north of England related to border conflicts?
    Rustling sheep across the border
  • Which families were known as wardens in the north of England?
    Dacre and Percy families
  • Who appointed southerners to manage the north of England?
    Henry VIII and Elizabeth
  • How was the border situation in Wales described?
    Not really a problem
  • What were the economic conditions in Wales?
    Poor
  • What were the linguistic and cultural characteristics of Wales?
    Differences from England
  • What was the governing body in Wales called?
    Council of Wales and Marches
  • How were the Welsh involved in government?
    Not in government, but in religion
  • Who prospered in Wales despite the poor conditions?
    The gentry
  • What rebellion were many Welsh gentry involved in?
    Essex rebellion
  • What were some causes of social discontent in the 1590s?
    Harvest failure, inflation, plague
  • What event indicated social stability despite discontent?
    Food riots in various regions
  • In which regions did food riots occur in the mid-1590s?
    London, Kent, Hampshire, Norfolk
  • What was the Oxfordshire rising of 1506?
    A march on London by desperate men
  • How many men were involved in the Oxfordshire rising?
    Four desperate men
  • What was the goal of the Oxfordshire rising?
    To seize armament and march on London
  • What was the illusion behind the Oxfordshire rising?
    Fear of social dislocation
  • What was the policy of Englishness in Ireland focused on?
    Religion and secular governance
  • Who was the supreme governor of Ireland in 1560?
    Elizabeth I
  • What was the religious composition of the Irish population?
    Largely Catholic
  • What rebellion occurred in Ireland from 1569 to 1573?
    Irish rebellion
  • What was the Spanish involvement in Ireland during 1579-82?
    Exploitation of the rebellion
  • Who led the third Irish rebellion?
    Hugh O'Neill
  • What title did Hugh O'Neill hold?
    Earl of Tyrone
  • What was Hugh O'Neill's goal during the rebellion?
    To be lord president of Ulster
  • What was the outcome of the Spanish Armada in 1596?
    Unsuccessful support for Tyrone
  • What significant battle occurred on August 14, 1598?
    The Battle of Yellow Ford
  • What was the result of the Battle of Yellow Ford?
    2000 English killed
  • Who was in control of Ireland beyond the Pale after the battle?
    Tyrone and his allies
  • Who did Elizabeth send to Ireland as lord lieutenant in 1599?
    Earl of Essex
  • What happened after the truce expired in Tyrone's campaign?
    Tyrone moved south near Kinsale
  • What was Tyrone hoping to achieve by camping near Kinsale?
    To link with the Spanish
  • Who became the new lord lieutenant later in the reign?
    Lord Mountjoy
  • How many Spanish troops did Tyrone have in September 1601?
    3000 Spanish troops
  • What significant event occurred on Christmas Eve 1601?
    English triumph
  • What year did peace come to Ireland?
    1603
  • Who had a tempestuous relationship with Elizabeth?
    Earl of Essex
  • What action did Elizabeth take against the Earl of Essex?
    She hit him
  • What did the Earl of Essex attempt to do when he was angry?
    He tried to draw his sword