CONCESSIONS OF THE REBELLIONS - WHICH SUCCEEDED? BQ2 - Flashcards in A Level and IB History

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What concessions were made for the Yorkshire rebellion?

HVII said he wouldn't collect the tax, rebels not fined

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What concessions were made for the Cornish rebellion?

Did not have to pay war tax but heavily fined. No further attempt at tax innovation

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What concessions were made for the Pilgrimage of Grace?

Rebels pardoned, promised a parliament of the north (never called), religious changes slowed,Act of Six articles uphold traditional beliefs, entry fines set at rebel demands, Statute of Uses repealed, 1534 subsidy act stopped

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What concessions were made for the Kett rebellion?

Subsidy and vagrancy acts repealed, Enclosure act to restrict landlords rights over common land, acts to fix grain prices and maintain arable land

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What concessions were made for the Western rebellion?

Sheep and cloth tax abandoned

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What concessions were made for the Oxfordshire rebellion?

7 leading Oxforshire landowners prosecuted for enclosure of common land, acts passed against decaying towns, more acts passed to maintain arable land

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CONCESSIONS OF THE REBELLIONS - WHICH SUCCEEDED? BQ2