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history - power and the people
peasants revolt
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When did the Black Death arrive in England?
1348
via the port of
Melcombe
in
Dorset.
Swept acr9ss England to
scotland
by
1350
Killed
1/3
of the population
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Economic causes of peasants revolt;
Introduced
poll tax
to fund
100 year war
Statute of labourers
Richard II
raised taxes
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How was the church a cause of the peasants revolt?
Priests started to preach how the church were exploiting peasants
Campaigners such as
John whicliffe
and
John ball
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What was the Statute of Labourers?
A law to stop
peasants
from asking for higher wages passed in
1351
, it also introduced a maximum wage and made it illegal to move to look for better paid work
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What taxes did Richard II introduce?
By
1380
everyone over 15 had to pay
4 groats
a year to king
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What happened on
30th
may
1381?
John Bampton
, the kings tax collector arrrived in Brentwood, Essex to collect unpaid
poll taxes
and was threatened with death
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What happened on
2nd
June
1381?
Bampton
is
murdered
and his supporters houses burnt
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What happenned on
7th
June
1381?
Peasants march to
Kent
Made
wat Tyler
their leader
Freed
John ball
Storm
Rochester
castle
Burn tax records
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When was the turning point in the peasants revolt
7th June
1381
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What happened on
13th
June
1381?
Peasants
storm
city walls
Burn
palaces
Kill
kings
supporters
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What happenes on
14th
june
1381?
Wat Tyler
meets
king
and outlines peasants demands
Peasants
kill
arch
bishop
of
cantubury
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When is wat Tyler murdered?
15th June 1381
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What happened after wat Tyler's murder?
Richard
did not keep his promises and calaimed he was forced to
John ball
was hung his body cut up
Tyler and balls heads were put on
spikes
on
London Bridge
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Short term impact of peasants revolt;
-
poll tax
wasn't repeated in
medieval
times
-
statute of labourers
scrapped
-peasants could buy land
-within
100
years
were freemen
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Long term impacts of peasants revolt;
-in
1989
conservatives
introduced
poll tax
-every adult had to pay an
equal
amount
-caused riots over the county
-in
1990
rioters
followed same route
-resulted in
thatcher
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