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The Revolt came to an end in Smithfield, London. The photo shows Smithfield Meat Market.

The Peasants' Revolt 02

In 1381, peasants from Essex and Kent marched on London, turning anger about taxes and laws into one of medieval England’s most dramatic uprisings.

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Fascinating Fact:

In Essex and Kent, rebels gathered armed crowds and began marching towards London, attacking symbols of royal authority on the way.

In KS3 History, this part of the Peasants’ Revolt shows how rebels from Essex and Kent moved towards London, challenged royal officials, and forced the young king to face their demands.

Key Terms

Rebel: A person who resists or fights against rulers, laws, or government decisions.
Uprising: A sudden, often violent protest by a group of people against authority.
Tax collector: An official whose job is to collect money owed in taxes for the king or government.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

How did the peasants reach London in the Peasants’ Revolt?

Groups of peasants from Essex and Kent marched towards London, growing in number as they went. They crossed into the city with help from some Londoners who opened the gates.

What did the rebels do when they entered London in 1381?

Inside London, rebels attacked prisons, burned legal records and targeted royal officials. They wanted to destroy symbols of royal authority that they believed treated them unfairly.

Why was the march on London important in KS3 History?

The march on London is important because it forced the king to meet the rebels, frightened the ruling classes, and showed how dangerous mass protest could be in medieval England.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .

John Ball had once been in prison for what reason?

Murdering his wife

Running off with the Lord of the Manor's daughter

Saying that all men should be equal

Stealing farm tools

The Catholic clergy did not like that idea as they wanted to stay rich and powerful

2 .

The Revolt's co-leader, John Ball, had what occupation?

Blacksmith

Priest

Soldier

Teacher

He spoke out about how the Catholic Church treated peasants

3 .

The mob attacked the London home of which nobleman?

Duke of Buckingham

Duke of Lancaster

Duke of Northumberland

Duke of Richmond

The King's uncle - also known as John of Gaunt

4 .

On June 12^th the rebels arrived where, near London?

Blackheath

Finchley

Putney

Surbiton

The Essex peasants were at Mile End

5 .

Which word means the King 'cancelled' his promises?

Rebuked

Rebutted

Recanted

Revoked

It was claimed that the promises were made under threat and were therefore not legally valid

6 .

Where in London did the Revolt come to an end?

Blackfriars

Camden

Ludgate Hill

Smithfield

The King promised to give them what they wanted

7 .

The rebels killed which important person on June 14th?

Lord Snooty

The Archbishop of Canterbury

The Bishop of Westminster

The Lord Mayor of London

He was also chancellor and had used soldiers to make people pay poll tax

8 .

The rebels marched on which city?

Cambridge

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

London

Winchester

The two peasant mobs approached from opposite sides of the River Thames

9 .

In which century did the Peasants' Revolt occur?

12^th

13^th

14^th

15^th

It happened in 1381

10 .

What happened to Wat Tyler?

He was imprisoned

He was killed

He was knighted

He was sent abroad

Some sources say his head was put on display!

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - The Peasants' Revolt

Author: Jan Crompton (KS3 Geography & History Teacher, Professional Quiz Writer)

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