3.1.2 Major Rebellions

• What year did the Cornwall Rebellion occur?

  1497
• How many Tudor monarchs were there?

  Five
• Match the rebellion with its year:

  Cornish Rebellion ↔️ 1497

  Pilgrimage of Grace ↔️ 1536

  Western Rebellion ↔️ 1549

  Northern Rebellion ↔️ 1569
• What was the main cause of the Cornish Rebellion?

  High taxes
• The Western Rebellion in 1549 was defeated, and its leaders were executed.

  True
• What were the main causes of the Cornish Rebellion of 1497?

  High taxes and religious changes
• What religious change led to conflicts during the Tudor era?

  Break with the Catholic Church
• Ket's Rebellion was led by Robert Ket, a tanner
• Order the key events of Ket's Rebellion:

  1️⃣ Rebels camped near Mousehold Heath

  2️⃣ Issued 29 Articles

  3️⃣ Engaged in skirmishes

  4️⃣ Defeated at the Battle of Dussindale
• Wyatt's Rebellion included a march to London and a failed assault on London Bridge.


  True
• What religious change sparked rebellions during the Tudor era?

  Break with the Catholic Church
• Economic changes such as the enclosure of common lands, inflation, and the decline of traditional industries caused significant social unrest
• Which Tudor rebellion aimed to restore Catholicism and support Mary, Queen of Scots?

  Northern Rebellion
• The Tudor era saw significant disputes over the legitimacy of claimants to the throne.


  True
• The Cornish Rebellion was sparked by resentment over high taxes imposed by Henry VII.

  True
• Wyatt's Rebellion in 1554 was partly caused by the marriage of Mary I to Philip II of Spain
• Fear of Spanish influence in England was a major concern during Wyatt's Rebellion.


  True
• The rebels in Wyatt's Rebellion successfully deposed Mary I.

  False
• Sequence of key events in Wyatt's Rebellion

  1️⃣ Uprising in Kent

  2️⃣ March to London

  3️⃣ Failed assault on London Bridge

  4️⃣ Rebellion suppressed

  5️⃣ Execution of leaders
• What were the religious reforms that led to rebellions during the Tudor era?

  Break with the Catholic Church
• Match the Tudor rebellion with its primary cause:

  Cornish Rebellion ↔️ Resentment over high taxes

  Pilgrimage of Grace ↔️ Opposition to religious reforms

  Western Rebellion ↔️ Protest against enclosure of lands

  Northern Rebellion ↔️ Restore Catholicism and Mary, Queen of Scots
• The Northern Rebellion in 1569 aimed to restore Catholicism and support Mary, Queen of Scots
• Wyatt's Rebellion occurred in 1554.

  True
• Enclosure of common lands and inflation contributed to social unrest during the Tudor era.


  True
• The Pilgrimage of Grace in 1536 was initially successful before being suppressed.

  True
• Which rebellion protested against the religious reforms of Henry VIII and the dissolution of monasteries?

  Pilgrimage of Grace
• What message did the execution of the Cornish Rebellion leaders convey?

  Consequences of defiance
• Order the Tudor monarchs chronologically:

  1️⃣ Henry VII

  2️⃣ Henry VIII

  3️⃣ Edward VI

  4️⃣ Mary I

  5️⃣ Elizabeth I
• What was the Pilgrimage of Grace in 1536 protesting against?

  Religious reforms and dissolution of monasteries
• Where did the rebels in Ket's Rebellion camp?

  Mousehold Heath
• Thomas Wyatt, the leader of Wyatt's Rebellion, was a prominent landowner
• Match the rebellions with their leaders:

  Ket's Rebellion ↔️ Robert Ket

  Wyatt's Rebellion ↔️ Thomas Wyatt
• Dynastic struggles during the Tudor era were primarily caused by disputes over economic reforms.

  False
• Match the Tudor rebellion with its primary cause:

  Cornish Rebellion ↔️ Resentment over high taxes

  Pilgrimage of Grace ↔️ Protest against religious reforms

  Western Rebellion ↔️ Enclosure of common lands

  Northern Rebellion ↔️ Restore Catholicism
• Arrange the Tudor monarchs in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Henry VII

  2️⃣ Henry VIII

  3️⃣ Edward VI

  4️⃣ Mary I

  5️⃣ Elizabeth I
• The Pilgrimage of Grace was initially successful but was later suppressed by the crown
• Arrange the events of Ket's Rebellion in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Rebels gather near Mousehold Heath

  2️⃣ Rebels issue 29 Articles

  3️⃣ Government forces suppress the rebellion

  4️⃣ Robert Ket is executed
• What was one of the primary causes of Wyatt's Rebellion?

  Marriage of Mary I to Philip II
• Where did Wyatt's Rebellion begin?

  Kent
• Wyatt's Rebellion was partly caused by the marriage of Mary I to Philip II of Spain