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 > In late 1524, peasants, craftsmen, and poor soldiers formed bands and pillaged throughout a large area of the Holy Roman Empire. During the revolt, some of the rebel bands authored statements of grievances called Articles. Although most bands did not coordinate their activities, several groups met in Memmingen, Swabia, during March 1525 at a gathering known as the Peasant Parliament. After a series of battles, the authorities managed to suppress the revolts. More than **100,000** rebels and others were killed. > In late 1524, peasants, craftsmen, and poor soldiers formed bands and pillaged throughout a large area of the Holy Roman Empire. During the revolt, some of the rebel bands authored statements of grievances called Articles. Although most bands did not coordinate their activities, several groups met in Memmingen, Swabia, during March 1525 at a gathering known as the Peasant Parliament. After a series of battles, the authorities managed to suppress the revolts. More than **100,000** rebels and others were killed.
  
-----+===== Analysis ===== 
 +Documents [[reformation_dbq#document_1|1]], [[reformation_dbq#document_2|2]], and [[reformation_dbq#document_3|3]] all offer differing wording of the peasant's demand of Christian brothership according to "Luther's" teachings (though he actually did not support it! See [[reformation_dbq#document_7|7]]). 
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 +Document [[reformation_dbq#document_4|4]] is the nobility's counter to [[reformation_dbq#document_3|3]], which is funny: 
 +>  This is an obvious ploy to lure the peasants from rebellion and turn them from slaves to wageslaves lol. 
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 +Documents [[reformation_dbq#document_6|6]] and [[reformation_dbq#document_7|7]] are between Thomas  
 +Müntzer and Luther, who were rivals and were on opposite sides of this Peasant's revolt, despite both hating the Catholic church. Document [[reformation_dbq#document_6|6]] in particular is a good example of the peasants pushing for revolt. That both Luther and the nobility criticized. 
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 +Documents [[reformation_dbq#document_5|5]], [[reformation_dbq#document_9|9]], and [[reformation_dbq#document_11|11]] have a pretty accurate summary from their respective viewpoints. Be sure to note bias before citing them, however. 
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 +Documents [[reformation_dbq#document_10|10]] and [[reformation_dbq#document_11|11]] show two sides of the nobility coin. I believe the plea from [[reformation_dbq#document_10|10]] is genuine, so it offers a good insight from the nobility who supported the peasants and the ones who foresaw the targeting of themselves. 
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 +Documents [[reformation_dbq#document_11|11]] and [[reformation_dbq#document_12|12]] are both written/transcribed after the Peasants' War is over.
  
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 === Notes === === Notes ===
-  * France obviously does not what this happening domestically, how [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Wars_of_Religion|ironic]] 
   * Of course this report would have the view from the nobility, and after all the winners write the history books.   * Of course this report would have the view from the nobility, and after all the winners write the history books.
   * In the end the peasants won nothing as they were returned to serfdom lol.   * In the end the peasants won nothing as they were returned to serfdom lol.
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 +===== Links =====
 +[[https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/apc/ap08_euro_history_q1.pdf|Reference ;-)]]

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