
The Worms of the Earth Against the Lions
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Nabila Zoubi
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The Worms of the Earth Against the Lions
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Multiple Choice
Poll tax
bonds of villeinage(person who is subject to a lord and has to pay him)
lack of legal and political rights
could not plead in court
bound to duties of servitude
mistrust of government
belief that authority could be challenged
VAT tax
Cause of the revolt
Tax for being born
Tax for getting married
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description of the march
villages began to refuse to pay tax
they began to arm themselves to weapons
they elected Wat Tyler as commander
they seize Canterbury and free John Ball
after seizing Canterbury the march began:
Ketishmen and Essex rebels meet
Abbeys and monasteries were hostile because it allowed judicial sentences
artisans and tradesmen gave aid to peasants
they opened prisons, destroyed homes, burned records, murdered landlord and officials
they forced lords to follow them in the march
they sought to kill lawyers, tax collectors, lords, judges, etc.
they just continued to kill until they were defeated
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Why did Richard II grant the charter?
the government didn't want to fight the peasants and had to negotiate, they hoped that listening to their demands will make them disperse and go home
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Fill in the Blanks
he murdered the archbishop and began to tear apart the city. He told his followers to massacre the top class and wanted to take over London. He wanted to a seizure of power He rejected the old charter and made a new one which said:
rank and status will abolished
all men equal
church dis endowed
estates divided among the commons
only 1 bishop
hierarchy to be eliminated
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John Ball
he was against the church and state and preached radical ideas. In his theory of leveling, he said that all things shall be held in common and that there should be no lords. He says that we are all the same and descendants from Adam and Eve. He wanted to exterminate all lords, judges, and lawyers and for all men to have equal freedom, power, and rank.
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Multiple Choice
the rich will cause they death of themselves for not paying for what they did to the poor. The poor will stand up against the cruel rich. If the meek are said to be sons of god why do they have to wait for their rights? If all men are of common origin, why are some confined in hereditary servitude. If we all die, is it possible that the sins on earth is against the will of god?
Taylor's point of view
Priest point of view
Richard II's point of view
Rebels' point of view
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Multiple Choice
(n.) a leader who exploits popular prejudices and false claims and promises in order to gain power
animosity
demagogue
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animosity
strong dislike; bitter hostility
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demagogue
(n.) a leader who exploits popular prejudices and false claims and promises in order to gain power
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