Cause and Consequence of the Peasants' Revolt
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This worksheet explores the causes and consequences of the Peasants' Revolt in the context of the Black Death, encouraging students to analyse historical events and their impacts.
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Cause and Consequence of the Peasants' Revolt
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Introduction to the Peasants' Revolt
Source A: A Chronicler's View on the Revolt
'The peasants, driven by hardship and unrest, rose up against their lords, demanding fair treatment and an end to oppressive taxes.' Provenance: Anonymous chronicler, 1381.
Causes of the Peasants' Revolt
Source B: A Royal Proclamation
'The peasants' rebellion is a dangerous uprising that threatens peace and order. Measures will be taken to suppress it.' Provenance: Royal government, 1381.
The Aftermath of the Revolt
Source C: A Nobles' Perspective
'The rebellion was a dangerous uprising that must be crushed to preserve order and the social hierarchy.' Provenance: Noble, 1381.
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