Provide evidence to show anger in response to Mary's marriage to Philip was a cause?
The Devon revolt was led by Edward Courtenay
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Why else did Mary being married to Philp cause anger (gov)?
Foreigners held at court
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Was there a religious cause?
Yes - protests against the return to catholicism
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Why did the local gentry protest?
lost their posts under Mary I
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What was there a decline of that helped contribute to the rebellion?
the local wool trade
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What did Lady Jane Grey's father taking part imply?
there was some support for the removal of Mary, possibly in favor of Elizabeth
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Who possibly planned to replace Mary With Edward Courtenay?
Sir Thomas Wyatt
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Who was Sir Thomas Wyatt?
a member of the Genry from Kent
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Brief outline of the events
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What was the original plan in terms of the number of rebellions?
to have 4 rebellions
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Where were these 4 rebellions?
Devon, welsh borders, Kent & Leicester
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Who were the main plotters?
Lady Jane Greys father and Wyatt
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Why were the plotters forced to move the rebellion to February?
Hard to keep it a secret
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How many out of the 4 rebellions failed?
3/4
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Who and where was only able to gain any real popular support?
Wyatt in Kent
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How many men did Wyatt have?
3000
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Even though the rebellion marched to London, why did it fail?
London bridge closed against him and Wyatt failed to convince Londoners to join him
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How long did the rebellion last?
It collapsed in a week
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Timeline
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When did Wyatt start rebellion at Maidson, Catching Duke of Norfolk unprepared and marching London unopposed?
25th Jan
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What happened on the 1st Feb?
Mary rallies the support of London with an impassioned speech at the Guildhall
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When were rebels prevented from crossing into the City of London?
3 Feb
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When did Wyatt surrender?
7 Feb
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Outcomes of the rebellion
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What individuals did Mary order the execution of?
Wyatt, Lady Jane Grey, Guildford Dudley
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How many other conspirators were ordered to death by Mary?
100
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What happened to Princess Elizabeth?
Arrested but released due to lack of evidence
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How much of a significant a threat was the rebellion?
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Why can the Wyatt rebellion be seen as more serious than the ones in 1549?
it threatened the capital
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What was it?
a possible dynastic threat
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Why was it bad for religion?
It showed Protestantism was strong in some areas of society
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Why did it damage Marys's reputation?
There was popular suspicion towards her Spanish marriage
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Judgment
Was serious as it shows widespread dynastic opposition but, Mary gathered support of London and was the only rebellion despite her stark religious changes and highly controversial marriage
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
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The causes of the rebellion
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the rebels' motives were mixed
Card 3
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Provide evidence to show anger in response to Mary's marriage to Philip was a cause?
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Card 4
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Why else did Mary being married to Philp cause anger (gov)?
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