The document discusses several Tudor rebellions including Mary's Coup, the Wyatt Rebellion, the Northern Earls Rebellion, and the Babington Plot. It seeks to analyze the causes, nature, and consequences of these rebellions as well as why some periods saw more dynastic rebellions than others and which posed the most and least serious threats to Tudor rule.

1. Tudor RebellionsBy Kenisha Browning

2. What were the causes of the rebellion?

3. The Nature of the Rebellion

4. The Nature of the Rebellion

5. The nature of the rebellion

6. The Nature of the Rebellion

7. The Nature of the Rebellion

8. Nature of the Rebellion

9. Why did the rebellion fail?

10. Why did the Rebellion fail?

11. What were the consequences of the rebellion?

12. What were the consequences of the rebellion?

13. Needs to include:Mary’s CoupWyatt RebellionNorthern Earls RebellionBabington PlotDynastic Rebellions – Sims and Diff Why more dynastic rebellions in some periods of Tudor period than others.Overall which were the more serious and why, which were the less serious and why.