Lesson Y306.1
Y306.1 The main causes of rebellion and disorder Quiz: OCR History, Unit 3
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The 20 questions
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Which Tudor rebellion was primarily caused by resistance to unparliamentary taxation?
- Kett's Rebellion
- Pilgrimage of Grace
- Amicable Grant
- Wyatt's Rebellion
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What was the primary trigger for the Western Rebellion in 1549?
- Amicable Grant
- Poor Law 1601
- 1549 Prayer Book
- Statute of Uses
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The 1553 Devise for the Succession sought to prevent which monarch taking the throne?
- Mary I
- Edward VI
- Lady Jane Grey
- Elizabeth I
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Which major Irish rebellion against English control lasted from 1594 to 1603?
- Desmond Rebellion
- Silken Thomas Rebellion
- Tyrone's Rebellion
- Geraldine Rebellion
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Which 1536 statute restricting land transfers was a major grievance during the Pilgrimage of Grace?
- Vagrancy Act
- Act of Supremacy
- Statute of Artificers
- Statute of Uses
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Which pretender received military support from Ireland and Burgundy in 1487?
- Perkin Warbeck
- Earl of Essex
- Thomas Wyatt
- Lambert Simnel
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What primary economic issue caused widespread debasement-related distress in Tudor England?
- Tithe reduction
- Monopolies
- Deflation
- Inflation
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What was the main motive behind the Earl of Essex's failed 1601 rebellion?
- Loss of influence
- Anti-enclosure anger
- Religious reformation
- Taxation protests
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The 1536 Lincolnshire and Pilgrimage of Grace articles demanded the restoration of what?
- Chantry chapels
- Puritan lectureships
- Papal supremacy
- Monasteries
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What term describes Tudor rebellions driven by a combination of religious, economic, and political causes?
- Factional
- Mono-causal
- Multi-causal
- Dynastic
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Why were peripheral areas like Cornwall and the Far North particularly prone to unrest?
- Distance from London
- High population density
- Strong royal presence
- Proximity to France
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Which 1549 uprising was notable for completely lacking noble or gentry leadership?
- Kett's Rebellion
- Wyatt's Rebellion
- Northern Rebellion
- Pilgrimage of Grace
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Which legislation did Henry VII use to restrict the private armies of Tudor nobles?
- Livery and maintenance
- Vagrancy Act
- Act of Supremacy
- Statute of Uses
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What tactic did Tudor monarchs frequently use to disperse large rebel forces without fighting?
- Promising pardons
- Doubling tax demands
- Executing rebel leaders
- Immediate military assault
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Taxes raised in 1497 to fund war against which country triggered the Cornish Rebellion?
- Spain
- France
- Ireland
- Scotland
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Wyatt's Rebellion of 1554 aimed primarily to prevent Mary I's marriage to which ruler?
- Charles V
- Philip of Spain
- Francis II
- Henry of France
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What was the primary long-term cause of Tudor rebellions in Ireland throughout the 16th century?
- Coin debasement
- Plantation policy
- Enclosure of commons
- High taxation
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What key social issue caused by bad harvests triggered widespread local disorder in 1596?
- Religious reform
- Famine
- Enclosure
- Protestant heresy
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By late Tudor times, which local office was most vital for enforcing stability and collecting militia?
- Local Bailiff
- County Constable
- High Sheriff
- Lord Lieutenant
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Which objective was a central cause of the Northern Earls' Rebellion in 1569?
- Promoting Prayer Book
- Abolishing tithes
- Introducing Calvinism
- Restoring Catholicism
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