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Tudors - Unit 1 Summary
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A summary table that clearly and succinctly details the causes of all 20 Tudor rebellions covered in the Access to History textbook.
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Key:Irish rebellion
Minor/secondary cause
Major cause
Monocausal
If a box is like (below) then it does not have that cause
Political - D&S Political - Political - Evil Political - Religious Economic - Economic - Social
Factions Councillors Government Taxation Enclosures
Intervention
Henry VII
1486 - Stafford Stafford & Had had land
& Lovell Lovell were attainted. Were
Yorkists who not happy
had been about this.
prominent
members of
Richard III’s
court so wanted
to remove the
usurper, Henry.
1486-7 - Simnel Simnel
pretended to be
the Earl of
Warwick and
attempted to
take the crown.
, Key Yorkists
(Margaret of
Burgundy, Earl
of Lincoln) were
involved.
1489 - Yorkshire Taxation specific Henry wanted
to area. to raise
£100,000 to
send military
assistance to
Brittany.
Traditionally,
only southern
counties would
be taxed for
this, but
Yorkshire was
also taxed this
time despite
being up North
(it was the only
northern county
to receive this
treatment).
1497 - Cornish Bray and Taxation specific Henry needed
Morton were to area. £60,000 for war
blamed for the with Scotland.
tax and thus Cornwall taxed
attacked. despite being
down South.
1497 - Warbeck Warbeck
pretended to be
Richard’s
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