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1381 Peasants' Revolt: True or False
 

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England's 1381 uprising

by Archie Lidbetter
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Wat Tyler emerged as a prominent leader of the revolt.

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It was sparked by a new industrial tax on luxury goods.

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The revolt happened in 1415 during Henry V's reign.

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The movement had strong support from the English nobility in Parliament.

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The uprising immediately resulted in long-term abolition of serfdom.

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Geoffrey Chaucer was a leader of the revolt.

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Rebels marched on London and attacked officials, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, Simon Sudbury.

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The uprising began in June 1381 in Essex, fueled by poll tax and rural grievances.

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In 1381, England experienced the Peasants' Revolt.

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The rebellion was eventually suppressed by King Richard II, and many rebels were executed.

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