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Mind Map by Daisy Lovick, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Daisy Lovick
almost 7 years ago
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Causes of the Pilgrimage
of Grace
- Opposition to
Cromwell's policies
- The North saw itself as
under attack from the
Crown
- Cromwell was blamed
- Cromwell was blamed
- The North saw itself as
under attack from the
Crown
- Food shortages and
agrarian issues
- There had been poor
harvests in 1585 and 1536
- Many other agrarian issues
motivated the rebels
- renewal of tenancies
- rack-renting
- enclosure
- renewal of tenancies
- There had been poor
harvests in 1585 and 1536
- Taxation
- Opposition to taxation was a
constant theme in the
rebel's articles
- There was particular hostility
towards the 1534 Subsidy Act
- Also The Statue of Uses
- Also The Statue of Uses
- Opposition to taxation was a
constant theme in the
rebel's articles
- Defense of the faith
- The rebels cultivated a
religious resonance that
helped justify its actions
- The rebels demanded a 'rooting out'
of heresy
- wanted to renounce the
Act of Supremacy
- called for an end to the draining of
churches' wealth
- wanted to renounce the
Act of Supremacy
- The rebels cultivated a
religious resonance that
helped justify its actions
- Dissolution of the Monasteries
- Aske said this was his 'greatest role'
- Dissolution caused spiritual and
economic hardships
- Monasteries played an
important role in the
everyday life in the north
- Aske said this was his 'greatest role'
- Aristocratic feud
- Some historians argue the uprising was an
orchestrated attempt by the nobility to
increase their power
- Some historians argue the uprising was an
orchestrated attempt by the nobility to
increase their power
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