This event was triggered after Robert Belknap was attacked at Brentwood. The passage of the Statute 
This event was triggered after Robert Belknap was attacked at Brentwood. The passage of the Statute of Labourers led to this event, during which Robert Hales and Simon of Sudbury were executed. One side in this event was assisted by Jack Straw and John Ball, and during this event, the palace of (*) John of Gaunt was destroyed. The leader of this event was tricked into a meeting at Miles End, where he was murdered by John Cavendish and William Walworth, the mayor of London. This event was caused by a poll tax levied by Richard II. For ten points, identify this English revolt of 1381 which was led by Wat Tyler.
This event was triggered after Robert Belknap was attacked at Brentwood.
{Peasants’} Revolt (accept Wat {Tyler}’s Rebellion before mention; accept logical equivalents of “revolt”)