A) The Turku Castle Conflict B) Peasants' Revolt of 1438 C) The Great Nordic Revolt D) The Satakunta Uprising
A) Nokia B) Vesilahti C) Kokemäki D) Turku
A) David the Brave B) The Peasant King C) The King of Satakunta D) Crazy David of Upper Satakunta
A) Disgraced nobleman B) Wealthy peasant C) Professional soldier D) Local tax official
A) Heikkilä B) Ania C) Viikki D) Tavast
A) Jöns Turensson B) Olav Tavast C) Maunu II Tavast D) Hans Kröpelin
A) Forced military conscription B) Shortage of seeds C) Increased tax burdens D) Religious persecution
A) Jöns Turensson B) Maunu II Tavast C) Karl Knutsson Bonde D) Hans Kröpelin
A) Peasant king B) General of the North C) Governor of Satakunta D) Lord of Vesilahti
A) Lempäälä church B) Turku Castle C) Heikkilä estate D) Viikki manor
A) Karl Knutsson Bonde and the King B) Maunu II Tavast and Hans Kröpelin C) Jöns Turensson and local officials D) The Swedish Council and the Pope
A) 9 January 1439 B) 18 January 1439 C) Autumn 1438 D) Winter 1437
A) Handing over some meadows to the manor B) Hefty cash fines C) Execution D) Exile to Tallinn
A) Russia B) Tallinn C) Nokia D) Sweden
A) They were allowed to keep it B) It was confiscated by the crown C) It was turned into a manor D) It was burned down
A) The rebellion in Pirkkala B) The rebellion in Lammi C) The rebellion in Kokemäki D) The rebellion in Kangasala
A) Jöns Turensson B) Maunu II Tavast C) Hans Kröpelin D) Olav Tavast
A) To pay double taxes B) To never rise up against the Swedish Crown again C) To serve as soldiers for the nobility D) To execute David if he returned
A) Six B) Twelve C) Twenty D) Ten
A) Kuokkala B) Ania C) Ylistaro D) Vesilahti |