3.1.1 Causes of Rebellion

• Match the rebellion with its primary cause or example:

  Perkin Warbeck's Rebellion ↔️ Succession dispute with Henry VII

  Pilgrimage of Grace ↔️ Henry VIII's religious reforms

  Wyatt's Rebellion ↔️ Mary I's return to Catholicism

  Northern Rebellion ↔️ Religious tensions under Elizabeth I

  Kett's Rebellion ↔️ Inflation and enclosure issues
• What religious policy of Mary I led to Protestant rebellions?

  Persecution of Protestants
• Which rebellion in 1549 was sparked by economic grievances over high prices and falling real wages?

  Kett's Rebellion
• Kett's Rebellion in 1549 was sparked by economic grievances over high prices
• Political causes of rebellion under the Tudors were rooted in the uncertainty surrounding the monarchs' hold on power.


  True
• Elizabeth I's attempt to establish a middle ground in religion satisfied both Catholics and Puritans.

  False
• What were the social causes of rebellion under the Tudors?

  Economic hardship and inequality
• Order the cultural shifts that caused rebellion under the Tudors

  1️⃣ Language shifts

  2️⃣ Religious reforms

  3️⃣ Changing social norms
• What cultural shift led to resistance when English was imposed over Welsh in administration and law during the reigns of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I?

  Language Shifts
• Sequence the events leading to the Cornish Rebellion of 1497:

  1️⃣ Henry VII's war with Scotland

  2️⃣ Increased taxation

  3️⃣ Resentment over taxes

  4️⃣ The Cornish Rebellion
• Economic hardship from inflation and enclosure fueled social discontent, as demonstrated by Kett's Rebellion
• Match the rebellion with its primary cause:

  Perkin Warbeck's Rebellion ↔️ Succession Disputes

  The Pilgrimage of Grace ↔️ Power Struggles
• Elizabeth I's attempt to establish a religious middle ground led to discontent among both Catholic and Puritan
• Match the social cause with its description:

  High taxation ↔️ Burden on peasants

  Enclosure ↔️ Loss of land
• Economic hardship and social inequality were key drivers of social causes of Tudor rebellions.


  True
• Inflation and land ownership disputes were economic causes of Tudor rebellions.


  True
• Economic factors often combined with political and religious tensions to fuel Tudor rebellions.


  True
• Religious reforms challenging Catholic rituals led to discontent during the Tudor period.


  True
• The Cornish Rebellion of 1497 was partly driven by resentment over taxes for Henry VII's war with Scotland.


  True
• Henry VIII's break from the Roman Catholic Church led to Catholic resistance
• Social factors of rebellion under the Tudors often combined with political and religious grievances.

  True
• What were the primary economic causes of rebellion under the Tudors?

  Inflation and land ownership
• Chronological order of Tudor rebellions mentioned in the text

  1️⃣ Pilgrimage of Grace in 1536

  2️⃣ Kett's Rebellion in 1549

  3️⃣ Northern Rebellion in 1569
• Mary I's persecution of Protestants led to rebellions such as Wyatt's
• Match the religious event with its Tudor monarch:

  Henry VIII ↔️ Break from Rome

  Mary I ↔️ Catholic Restoration

  Elizabeth I ↔️ Middle Ground
• The rising power of the gentry challenged the traditional social order during the Tudor period.
• Match the cultural cause with its example:

  Language Shifts ↔️ Uprisings against English in Wales

  Religious Reforms ↔️ Pilgrimage of Grace

  Changing Social Norms ↔️ Kett's Rebellion
• Kett's Rebellion in 1549 saw rebels rejecting aristocratic customs and demanding a return to older, more egalitarian social structures
• Religious tensions between Catholics and Protestants exacerbated political power struggles during the Tudor period.


  True
• Mary I's return to Catholicism and persecution of Protestants fueled Wyatt's Rebellion.


  True
• Economic hardship and social inequality were the main drivers of social causes of rebellion under the Tudors.


  True
• The conclusion emphasizes the interconnections of social factors with political and religious causes
• The conversion of arable land to pasture was known as enclosure
• Which two rebellions illustrate the impact of social grievances under the Tudors?

  Pilgrimage of Grace and Kett's Rebellion
• Which rebellion involved widespread peasant discontent over enclosure disputes?

  Pilgrimage of Grace
• What cultural shift sparked resistance during Henry VIII's reign in Wales?

  Language shifts
• The external causes of Tudor rebellions were often tied to foreign wars and alliances
• Understanding the intricate relationships between various factors is key to grasping the underlying dynamics of Tudor rebellions
• Elizabeth I's attempt to establish a middle ground led to discontent among both Catholics and Puritans
• Order the following rebellions under the Tudors chronologically:

  1️⃣ Pilgrimage of Grace (1536)

  2️⃣ Kett's Rebellion (1549)

  3️⃣ Wyatt's Rebellion (1554)

  4️⃣ Northern Rebellion (1569)