In the aftermath of this event, the "Warrior Bishop" Henry le Despenser defeated troops of one faction at the Battle of North Walsham. This event resulted in the burning of the Savoy Palace and occurred following a meeting with the sitting monarch at Mile End. The Earl of Arundel was appointed Chancellor after the execution of Simon Sudbury during this event, which ended at Smithfield after William Walworth, the Lord Mayor of London, killed its leader. The perpetrators of this rebellion rose up from Kent and Essex after a new poll tax was announced by John of Gaunt. For 10 points, name this uprising of poor citizens led by Wat Tyler and crushed by Richard II.
In the aftermath of this event, the "Warrior Bishop" Henry le Despenser defeated troops of one faction at the Battle of North Walsham. This event resulted in the burning of the Savoy Palace and occurred following a meeting with the sitting monarch at Mile End. The Earl of Arundel was appointed Chancellor after the execution of Simon Sudbury during this event, which ended at Smithfield after William Walworth, the Lord Mayor of London, killed its leader. The perpetrators of this rebellion rose up from Kent and Essex after a new poll tax was announced by John of Gaunt. For 10 points, name this uprising of poor citizens led by Wat Tyler and crushed by Richard II.
In the aftermath of this event, the "Warrior Bishop" Henry le Despenser defeated troops of one faction at the Battle of North Walsham.
Peasants' Revolt [or The Great Rising; or Wat Tyler's Rebellion until "Wat Tyler"; accept any obvious equivalents of "revolt" in the answer line]