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What part did the king's advisors play during the peasants revolt?
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How did the peasants revolt change the kings power?
It changed engaland by killing lots of people. (Families)
How did the king cause the peasants revolt?
The king caused the Peasant's Revolt in a number of. Firstly he raised the taxes from 4d to 12d. In 1381 the people rioted in Essex. Kent and others joined, the leader being Wat Tyler. Soon the rioters reached london. The king at the time was Richard, he was young and was seen as an easy target. These men had no weapons but were determined. Wat Tyler and his men firstly met the king at Rotherhithe, here the peasants shouted kill Simon Sudbury and Robert Hales, the kings advisors. Quickly the king was rushed back to the tower. Soon they met again. Here Wat Tyler made 4 demands: * abolish serfdom * abolish all labour services * punish his advisors * pardon all those who took part in the revolt. The king agreed to all except punishment to his advisors. So the rebels did it for him, htey took Simon and Eobert, killed them and put there heads on poles. Richard then met the rebels at Smithfield. Tyler made more cemands. No one is sure what happened next but Tyler fell from his horse dying. This to was the king's fault. Then the rioters cornered him but he pursauded them to go away and he sais he would keep all promises. However he didn't, many peasants were hanged or had to return back to work. But the feudal system never remained the same. To conclusion if the king had not been unfair and raised the taxes the revolt would not have taken place. The king was completely at fault. Men are meant to be equal; let us hope that today in the world we can keep it fair. I agree men work hard to get something not to get nothing. It also matters what side your on some people thing its the kings fault and some people think its the peasants fault
What is the name for a lowly medieval farmworker?
During the period of history known as the Middle Ages, feudalism was the law of the land. It was the basis by which the upper nobility class maintained control over the lower classes. This rigid structure of government consisted of kings, lords, and the peasants. The peasants worked on the farms and were also known as serfs.
What were the different social classes during the middle ages?
There were 5 social classes in 1500's Britan, and they carried on until the 1750's. In order of money, it went,GentlemenCitizensYeomenLabourersPaupers
Kings were the largest social class in Russia in 1900?
no, the largest social class was the peasants who represented over 80% if the population.
How did the peasants revolt change the kings power?
It changed engaland by killing lots of people. (Families)
What happened to the advisors of greek kings?
they became democratic citizens
What is another name for the kings people besides followers and peasants?
Serfs, peasants, villeins.
What skills did a king in medieval times have?
Only what his father and advisors taught him. Many Kings were deliberately misled and used by their advisors .
Why is a feudal pyramid shaped into a pyramid?
that is because the kings do less jobs then the peasants and peasants do more
What are the three zhou society?
The Kings, The Nobles, and The Peasants.
How did the king cause the peasants revolt?
The king caused the Peasant's Revolt in a number of. Firstly he raised the taxes from 4d to 12d. In 1381 the people rioted in Essex. Kent and others joined, the leader being Wat Tyler. Soon the rioters reached london. The king at the time was Richard, he was young and was seen as an easy target. These men had no weapons but were determined. Wat Tyler and his men firstly met the king at Rotherhithe, here the peasants shouted kill Simon Sudbury and Robert Hales, the kings advisors. Quickly the king was rushed back to the tower. Soon they met again. Here Wat Tyler made 4 demands: * abolish serfdom * abolish all labour services * punish his advisors * pardon all those who took part in the revolt. The king agreed to all except punishment to his advisors. So the rebels did it for him, htey took Simon and Eobert, killed them and put there heads on poles. Richard then met the rebels at Smithfield. Tyler made more cemands. No one is sure what happened next but Tyler fell from his horse dying. This to was the king's fault. Then the rioters cornered him but he pursauded them to go away and he sais he would keep all promises. However he didn't, many peasants were hanged or had to return back to work. But the feudal system never remained the same. To conclusion if the king had not been unfair and raised the taxes the revolt would not have taken place. The king was completely at fault. Men are meant to be equal; let us hope that today in the world we can keep it fair. I agree men work hard to get something not to get nothing. It also matters what side your on some people thing its the kings fault and some people think its the peasants fault
Land was Granted to who from the King?
land was granted to peasants from the kings to farm the land
When did the peasant revolt end?
It ended during the end of the summer of 1381
Who farmed the land of the knights nobles and kings in the medieval ages?
The peasants or serfs did the farming
Who held the power under feudalism?
Kings and lords owned the land and peasants called serfs, so lords and kings had all the power.
Why were only kings and officials of kings preserved as mummies?
I believe only kings and officials were preserved as mummies because they had a higher ranking than the peasants and the priests and scribes. they deserved to be mummified
