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Significance of the Peasants' Revolt — Eduqas GCSE History C100
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British Studies in Depth
Conflict and Upheaval in England, 1337-1381
Significance of the Peasants' Revolt
Eduqas GCSE History · C100
Significance of the Peasants' Revolt
What you need to know
Evaluate the overall significance and consequences of the Peasants' Revolt.
Analyze King Richard's broken promises, the control of wages, and the Poll Tax.
Understand the subsequent decline of serfdom and changes to the position of peasants.
Assess the effects of the revolt on the Hundred Years' War.
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