Power and The People: -Poll tax never repeated - huge riots 1990 when Margaret Thatcher introduced council tax named poll tax
-Workers wages rose over time - demands were agreed to
-Rebel peasants bought leftover land from black death with higher wages - didn't have to work the Lord's land
-Gradually became freemen

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-Poll tax never repeated - huge riots 1990 when Margaret Thatcher introduced council tax named poll tax
-Workers wages rose over time - demands were agreed to
-Rebel peasants bought leftover land from black death with higher wages - didn't have to work the Lord's land
-Gradually became freemen

Carys Carpenter · Accepted Answer

Long term consequences of revolt (4)

Power and The People

-Poll tax never repeated - huge riots 1990 when Margaret Thatcher introduced council tax named poll tax -Workers wages rose over time - demands were agreed to -Rebel peasants bought leftover land from black death with higher wages - didn't have to work the Lord's land -Gradually became freemen

Long term consequences of revolt (4)

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