Why were the peasants unhappy what tyler?

Peasants were unhappy during the time of Wat Tyler's rebellion in 1381 due to oppressive taxation, particularly the poll tax, which disproportionately burdened the lower classes. They faced harsh living conditions, low wages, and a lack of rights, leading to widespread discontent. Additionally, the aftermath of the Black Death had created labor shortages, allowing peasants to demand better conditions, which authorities resisted. This combination of economic strain and social injustice ultimately sparked the revolt.