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    TO WHAT EXTENT WAS THERE A "MID TUDOR CRISIS" DURING THE REIGNS OF EDWARD VI AND MARY I? "The mid-Tudor crisis" is a term often used by historians to describe the reigns of Edward VI (1547-1553) and Mary I (1553-1558). This period can be seen as a crisis‚ due to the fact that there were so many problems financially‚ socially‚ religiously and constitutionally‚ which led to rebellions‚ and placed the country in a very unstable position. It is clear that many of the origins of this ’crisis’ have their

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    The Rebellion of 1837 was a battle between the habitants of Upper and Lower Canada and the Canadian government. More importantly it was a battle for righteousness between the French and the English. The habitants believed the problem with the government was the structure in Canada. All of Canada’s power was derived from the Governor‚ the Executive Council and Legislative Council. British government appointed the two councils. The other chamber of legislature was the Legislative Assembly. The

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    king had struck again He had just killed the rebellion of in Scotland and has signed a deal with the king t no support the rebels.Our king is sending more threats.He has i can regreatfally say burned more villages and we are devastatesd.We now no harvests have failed in three more villages.We have decided to set up more protests despite the kings klatest threats.A man who we do not want in power will not take away our huntying because thats what we survive on.Although his latest attack is bulidin

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    The Lower Canada rebellions that took place in 1837 and 1838 had complicated roots. It would be an over simplification to state that the differences were just between the governor and the assembly or only political. The rapidly growing population had many facets that caused rifts between itself and the ruling government in place. Social differences‚ economic opportunity‚ and political perspectives all had roles to play in creating a climate that led to open armed rebellions. These differences led

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    little rebellion now and then is a good thing‚ and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical." He and the other founding fathers knew very well what that meant. They lived it during the Revolution‚ and they succeeded. Their rebellion against the British king was punishable by death. Had they done nothing‚ they might have even benefitted at the expense of the people‚ but they were willing to disobey the law and face the consequences of what was viewed as wrong to do what they knew

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    forms of rebellion to out smart their masters and sometimes used violence as redemption for their inhumane treatment. (1)It was also that the arising from the former; industrialization and urbanization were phenomena that made the control of slaves more difficult; and‚ perhaps most important‚ economic depression‚ bringing increased hardships‚ sharpened tempers‚ and more widespread leasing of slaves‚ induced rebelliousness. It has been shown that the presence of

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    reformation‚ protest and rebellion in Late Medieval Europe. The rebellion in Late Medieval Europe was caused by numerous individuals‚ events and developments in the 14th Century. In this essay I will be discussing the significance of each of these factors concerning the English‚ Czech and German revolts‚ and the opinions of Cohn‚ Tuchman and Walsingham. The historian Barbara Tuchman commented that ’Seen through the telescope of history‚ John Wycliffe was the most significant Englishman of all time

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    and processes of the Canadian federal system. The Federal System: Distribution of Powers The founders of confederation settled on a federal system for two reasons. First‚ assigning jurisdiction over language and religion to the provinces was a means to insulate national politics from the divisive conflicts over these issues which had impaired the effectiveness of the union of Canada East and Canada West‚ established in 1840. Second‚ a federal system would accommodate the strong sense of

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    Bacon’s Rebellion Bacon’s Rebellion occurred in 1675 in Virginia. Nathaniel Bacon‚ a wealthy planter‚ headed the rebellion against the governor William Berkley and his corrupted regime. As death rates were falling‚ more people required land. Most lands were already occupied and any free land was hard to cultivate and grow tobacco. High taxes and falling prices on tobacco‚ due to the overproduction‚ limited possibilities for small farmers. Indentured servants were requiring Indians to be removed

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    The Rebellions of Upper and Lower Canada The Rebellions of 1837 began after Papineau’s rights were denied by the governor to 92 resolutions of reform. Papineau had thought it was important that the people of Lower Canada should have a more suitable government‚ rather than the small oligarchy. After his rights were denied he led the Patriots against the Oligarchy gov’t. His attempt for reform through rebellion was unsuccessful however; it sparked the idea of rebellion of W. Mackenzie in Upper Canada

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