Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489

Target entity: Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489
Context triple: [Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland, reasonForDeath, Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489]

• A. Oldcastle’s Rebellion
  Oldcastle’s Rebellion was a failed 1414 uprising in England led by the Lollard noble Sir John Oldcastle, aiming to challenge both the authority of King Henry V and the established Church.
• B. Lollard uprising of 1414
  The Lollard uprising of 1414 was a failed early 15th-century English rebellion inspired by Lollard religious reform ideas and led by Sir John Oldcastle against King Henry V.
• C. Pilgrimage of Grace
  The Pilgrimage of Grace was a large-scale popular uprising in northern England in 1536 protesting Henry VIII’s religious reforms and the dissolution of the monasteries.
• D. Kentish uprising of 1648
  The Kentish uprising of 1648 was a Royalist revolt in Kent during the Second English Civil War, in which local forces rose against Parliament’s rule and were ultimately suppressed by the New Model Army.
• E. Peasants' Revolt of 1381
  The Peasants' Revolt of 1381 was a major English uprising of commoners against heavy taxation and feudal oppression, culminating in a march on London and challenging royal authority during the reign of Richard II.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489
Target entity description: The Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489 was a popular uprising in northern England against King Henry VII’s tax levy to fund war with France, during which the local noble Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland, was killed by the rebels.

• A. Oldcastle’s Rebellion
  Oldcastle’s Rebellion was a failed 1414 uprising in England led by the Lollard noble Sir John Oldcastle, aiming to challenge both the authority of King Henry V and the established Church.
• B. Lollard uprising of 1414
  The Lollard uprising of 1414 was a failed early 15th-century English rebellion inspired by Lollard religious reform ideas and led by Sir John Oldcastle against King Henry V.
• C. Pilgrimage of Grace
  The Pilgrimage of Grace was a large-scale popular uprising in northern England in 1536 protesting Henry VIII’s religious reforms and the dissolution of the monasteries.
• D. Kentish uprising of 1648
  The Kentish uprising of 1648 was a Royalist revolt in Kent during the Second English Civil War, in which local forces rose against Parliament’s rule and were ultimately suppressed by the New Model Army.
• E. Peasants' Revolt of 1381
  The Peasants' Revolt of 1381 was a major English uprising of commoners against heavy taxation and feudal oppression, culminating in a march on London and challenging royal authority during the reign of Richard II.
• F. None of above. chosen