| Question | Answer |
|---|
| In which year did it take place? | |
| In which month did it take place? | |
| The first riot (at Louth) was led by a shoemaker, Nicholas Melton. What was his nickname? | |
| One of the leaders of the rising was a priest, who was later tried and executed in 1537. His account is the main source of evidence about the Lincolnshire Rising. What was his name | |
| What was the name of the Act of Parliament which the gentry resented? | |
| Why did they resent it - what did it mean? | |
| Who was the leading Lincolnshire nobleman who joined the rising and who, according to Elton, may have planned it? | |
| What was the name of the faction at court to which he belonged? | |
| Where did the rebels assemble? | |
| Approximately how many rebels were there? | |
| Where was the royal army waiting at first? | |
| Why did the rebels disperse and go home? | |
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