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(
Long
Term)
John Ball
went around
challenging
old
orders
of
society
and was
imprisoned
many times
(
Long
Term) the
Church
became
unpopular
because they believed in
pre plague
conditions
(
Long
term) The
hundred years
war
(
Long
Term) the
Rich
increasing
food prices
as this caused
hunger
and
discontent
(
Short
Term) The
villagers
of
Fobbing
refused to pay and marched to king
Richard
(
Short
Term) Wat Tyler became the leader of the revolt in 7th of June in Rochester where he became leader
(
Short
Term) The
poll tax
was introduced as the constant
losses
against
France
reuqired
financial
aid
The first
poll tax
was introduced in 1377
The first
poll tax
was
1 groat
which equated to
2 days
of work for
peasants.
The
second poll tax
was introduced in
1379
The rate of the
second poll tax
was less for the
poor
and more for the
rich
The
third tax
was introduced in
1381.
The rate of the
third tax
was
3
groat per person which was
2
weeks of work for peasants.
By the
third tax 450,000
people
disappeared
from
tax records