Early on, this conflict saw the razing of the palace of the Duke of Lancaster and the occupation of the Tower of London, where the Archbishop and king's treasurer were beheaded, but it came to an end when its leader was dragged from his horse and stabbed to death during an argument with William Walworth, mayor of London, after which the militant bishop of Norwich crushed the rebels in East Anglia.
Early on, this conflict saw the razing of the palace of the Duke of Lancaster and the occupation of the Tower of London, where the Archbishop and king's treasurer were beheaded, but it came to an end when its leader was dragged from his horse and stabbed to death during an argument with William Walworth, mayor of London, after which the militant bishop of Norwich crushed the rebels in East Anglia. John Ball helped lead disaffected citizens from Kent, Essex, and London who were inflamed by the Statute of Laborers and the oppressive poll tax of 1380, but after some early successes by the rebels, Richard II soon regained control of England. FTP, what was this 1381 revolt led by * Wat Tyler?
Early on, this conflict saw the razing of the palace of the Duke of Lancaster and the occupation of the Tower of London, where the Archbishop and king's treasurer were beheaded, but it came to an end when its leader was dragged from his horse and stabbed to death during an argument with William Walworth, mayor of London, after which the militant bishop of Norwich crushed the rebels in East Anglia.
Peasants’ Revolt (DO NOT ACCEPT Peasants’ War) (accept Tyler’s Rebellion until *)