Which rebellion did John Dudley put down in 1549?
Kett's Rebellion
Peasants' Revolt
Pilgrimage of Grace
Wyatt's Rebellion
Answer
Kett's Rebellion, led by Robert Kett, was a significant uprising in 1549 that challenged religious and economic changes implemented under Edward VI. John Dudley, the Duke of Northumberland and Lord Protector of England, played a crucial role in suppressing the rebellion. Dudley raised an army and marched against the rebels, eventually defeating them in a battle at Dussindale. Kett himself was captured and executed, and the rebellion was effectively crushed.
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