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