Should the Peasants' Revolt be called the Great Revolt?

The video explores the 1381 uprising, often called the 'Peasants Revolt,' challenging the notion that it was solely a peasant movement. It highlights the involvement of various social classes, including skilled craftsmen and educated individuals, and questions the historical accuracy of labeling it a peasants' revolt. The term 'Great Revolt' is suggested as a more inclusive descriptor, reflecting the diverse participants and their roles in the rebellion.

In what ways did the social status of the rebels differ from the traditional view of peasants?

What changes are being made in the terminology used to describe the uprising, and why?