9. The Peasants’ Revolt (1381)
Fed up with crushing taxes and harsh feudal laws, English peasants rose up in 1381 in a revolt that shook the foundations of medieval society. Marching on London under the leadership of Wat Tyler, they demanded fairer treatment and an end to serfdom. Though the rebellion was violently suppressed, it left an indelible mark, planting seeds for future social reforms and shifts in power. Explore the full story at BBC History.
