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Peasants' Revolt Educational Infographic Posters | Three Posters
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Peasants' Revolt Educational Infographic Posters
The Peasants' Revolt of 1381 was a defining turning point in British history, representing one of the earliest and most dramatic challenges to royal authority from below. For students covering GCSE history (AQA Power and the People) or anyone exploring medieval protest, this timeline breaks down how anger over the Poll Tax, economic oppression following the Black Death, and social inequality exploded into open rebellion across Essex, Kent, and London. From the initial clash at Fobbing to Wat Tyler’s fateful encounter with Richard II at Smithfield, here is the full chronological sequence of events.
What's Included
Three high-resolution PNG infographic posters, each covering a different angle on the 1381 rising:
- When the Commons Rose: the full narrative in one poster: causes, the march on London, the three days of crisis, suppression and aftermath, with a timeline strip and a map of where the revolt spread.
- Fifteen Days of Fury: a key-players and key-moments breakdown covering Richard II, Wat Tyler, John Ball, Jack Straw, Simon Sudbury and Robert Hales, set against the wider conditions of 1381 (plague, taxation, war).
- Wat Tyler: a focused study of the rebel leader, his rise, his four days at the centre of the revolt, and the myths later attached to him, with a section correcting common misconceptions.
Print Specs
Each file is delivered at print-ready resolution, suitable for A2 or A1 printing through a home printer or commercial print shop. Files arrive as a single zip download, no physical item is shipped.
Usage
For personal, classroom and departmental display. Not licensed for resale or redistribution.