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demonstrati prin doua argumente importanta istorica lu Wat Tyler 
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Answer 1

Knowledge of Wat Tyler's early life is limited. Born with the first name Walter, his original surname at birth is unknown, though "Hugh" and "Helier" have been suggested.[1][2] It is thought that the name "Tyler" comes from his occupation as a roof tiler. As the Peasants' Revolt arose in Kent, he has been variously claimed as coming from Dartford, Deptford, and Maidstone, all within that county.[1] Although he is famous for being one of the leaders of the 1381 uprising, a sixteenth-century source[1] indicates that a man of similar name, John Tyler, was its initiator. This account suggests that a poll-tax collector had indecently assaulted John Tyler's daughter. In revenge he killed the miscreant and triggered the insurgency