Lesson Y306.2
Y306.2 The frequency and nature of disturbances Quiz: OCR History, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which region was most frequently the location of Tudor rebellions in England?
- East Anglia
- London central
- Home Counties
- Peripheral regions
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What was the primary objective of most Tudor rebellions in England?
- Policy change
- Republic establishment
- Foreign invasion
- Monarch removal
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Which rebellion in 1536 posed the largest threat to Henry VIII due to its size?
- Western Rebellion
- Pilgrimage of Grace
- Wyatt's Rebellion
- Kett's Rebellion
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Who was the main gentleman leader of the Yorkshire Pilgrimage of Grace in 1536?
- Humphrey Arundell
- Robert Aske
- Robert Kett
- Thomas Wyatt
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What major difference characterised Irish rebellions compared to English rebellions under the Tudors?
- Overthrow English rule
- Support for monarch
- Peaceful petitions
- Taxation focus only
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Which social group provided critical local leadership in Kett's Rebellion of 1549?
- Yeomen
- Bishops
- Nobility
- Foreign mercenaries
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What key tactic did Tudor governments frequently use initially to disperse rebel armies?
- Abolishing taxes
- Offering pardons
- Foreign invasion
- Immediate execution
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Which Tudor rebellion occurred in 1549 due to religious changes and agrarian grievances in Devon and Cornwall?
- Western Rebellion
- Pilgrimage of Grace
- Simnel Rebellion
- Northern Earls
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Which local official was primarily responsible for maintaining law and order at county level?
- Lord Chancellor
- Justice of Peace
- Archbishop
- Monarch
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How did support for domestic rebellions change in England during Elizabeth I's reign?
- It increased
- It doubled
- It remained static
- It declined
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Which rebellion in 1554 was triggered by Mary I's proposed marriage to Philip of Spain?
- Lovell Rebellion
- Essex Rebellion
- Wyatt's Rebellion
- Kett's Rebellion
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What was a subsidiary cause of many Tudor agrarian disturbances like Kett's Rebellion?
- Enclosure of land
- Royal succession
- Monastery restoration
- Foreign treaties
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Which region's council was strengthened by Henry VIII following the 1536 rebellion?
- Council of North
- Council of Ireland
- Council of Marches
- Privy Council
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Which class was noticeably absent from leading Kett's Rebellion in 1549?
- Peasants
- Gentry
- Yeomen
- Craftsmen
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What was the primary motivation behind the Revolt of the Northern Earls in 1569?
- Irish independence
- Enclosure removal
- Tax reduction
- Catholic restoration
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Why did most Tudor rebellions fail to achieve long-term success?
- Monarch's abdication
- Lack of coordination
- Overwhelming rebel size
- Foreign intervention
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What form of pre-emptive measure did Tudor monarchs use to suppress potential rebellion?
- Abandoning London
- Disarming the army
- Lowering all rents
- Spies and intelligence
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Which Tudor monarch faced rebellions claiming dynastic illegitimacy early in their reign from Lambert Simnel?
- Edward VI
- Henry VII
- Mary I
- Henry VIII
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What was the maximum typical duration for most English Tudor rebellions before suppression?
- A decade
- Several years
- One day
- A few weeks
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Which foreign nation provided troops to support Irish rebellions during Elizabeth I's reign?
- France
- Scotland
- Spain
- The Netherlands
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