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Who were the main perpetrators of the 1489 Yorkshire Rebellion?
John á Chambre, the people of Northumberland, and Yorkshire locals
Why did Parliament vote for a subsidy tax in 1489, and who collected it?
To fund the war defending Brittany
Collected by the Earl of Northumberland
What specific grievance caused the rebellion to break out in April 1489?
Yorkshiremen refused to pay.
Believed they already paid dues via local taxes
What were the troop numbers for the rebels and the King's forces?
Rebels had 5,000 men.
Henry VII's royal army had 8,000 men
What major political consequence occurred during the uprising?
The Earl of Northumberland was murdered by the rebels
Why was the murder of the Earl of Northumberland highly significant?
Henry lost a powerful noble
Left a highly Yorkist area without a ruler