WHAT WAS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CAUSES OF KETT'S REBELLION?
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- Created on: 18-05-17 10:48
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- What socio-economic problems did enclosure create in mid-Tudor society?
- Poverty/vagrancy
- Enclosed common lands - relied on most by poorest
- Common grazing -> manure for village crops
- Copyhold tenants most at risk(leases most challenged)
- Enclosed common lands - relied on most by poorest
- Increase in Sheep-farming
- Required little man power(led to unemployment)
- Created large-scale entreprises
- Sir William Fermour of Norfolk
- Created large profits
- Encouraged engrossing/rack-renting/ entry fines
- Encouraged disparate levels of poverty in the localities (engrossing more likely in East Anglia -> poverty)
- tensions between Gentry/commons
- Poverty/vagrancy
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