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Northern Rebellion 1569
religious = north was more catholic and did not like elizabeth's settlement
succession = wanted mary queen of scots
political = leaders resented their exclusion from their roles in the north
economic = north was deprived
suffered a lack of organisation and leadership
crown forces came and the rebels fled to scotland
mass execution of rebels 1572
showed government's lack of organisation
Essex Rebellion 1601
essex used to be close to elizabeth
cecil being promoted caused faction
gathered allies like southampton
essex wanted to remove cecil's influence at court and declare james as successor
privy council prevented rebellion = executed for treason

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3.1.2 Major Rebellions

1C.4 Elizabeth I's Religious Settlement

3.1.4 Impact of Rebellions

1.2.1 Elizabeth I's Accession

1.2.2 Elizabethan Government

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1.2.5 Elizabethan Society

4.3 Elizabethan Society in the Age of Exploration

3.1 Rebellion and Disorder under the Tudors 1485–1603

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