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Overview of 16 th Century Britain Elizabethan Era or Shakespearean Era BOTH ARE TRUE

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Elizabethan Era or Shakespearean Era BOTH ARE TRUE. Overview of 16 th Century Britain. Enter Queen Elizabeth I. Queen Elizabeth I was one of the only women to rule Britain, and she did it very well Brief biography of QEI. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Overview of 16th Century Britain

Elizabethan Eraor

Shakespearean Era

BOTH ARE TRUE

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Shakebio

William ShakespeareShakespeare was considered one of the greatest playwrights, actors, and poets of his time; he was

almost like a rock star. He wrote and performed many plays specifically for the Queen, which was a great

honor.

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Rich vs. The Poor

General Living Conditions

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Emerging Middle Class

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Only the wealthy could afford education for their children.

The poor put their children to work as soon as they could. Usually this would be around five years old

Education

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Crowdedbuilding over the street

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TightNo privacy (family would share a roomDirt roads (mud and horse excrement)Thunder mugs (chamber pots)Tudor Toilets

Housing

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A lot of garbage Rats (Bubonic Plague) Dirt roads (mud and horse excrement) Emptying thunder mugs

Streets

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There was a state religion – everyone had to believe in it

Religion = State

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Witches and magical happenings were believed by many

It was seen as the work of demons

Magic

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Not understood- thought to be “demons”Medicine dealt with the humors, which must

be balancedSanitation was abysmal - dead animals in

gutters, animal and human excrement, etc.

Disease

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THE THEATRE

For the typical Londoner, life was hard. Going to see a play was modern day’s

equivalent of the movies, television, and Broadway wrapped in one.

But there was relief

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“No girls allowed!”

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The donut-shaped globe had an open-air center

Groundlings and other patronsHad to entertain educated and

uneducated alikeSound effectsSpecial effectsFightingMinor characters

The Globe

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A Play being performed at The Globe 2012!

Watch this!

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“Recycled” story ideas for his plays, taking the basic plots of older works and rewriting them into new plays.

Wrote three tkind of plays: Tragedies, Comedies, Histories)

All of his plays were written in iambic pentameterCheesy, but fun

The Theatre Maniac

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