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Rebellion was a recurrent feature of Tudor England. Every Tudor monarch faced at least one significant uprising, and some faced several. Yet none of these rebellions succeeded in overthrowing the government — a remarkable testament to the fundamental stability of the Tudor state. This lesson examines the major Tudor rebellions thematically, analysing their causes, their character, and why they failed.
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