'Elizabethan england' diaporamas de présentation

ELIZABETHAN THEATRE

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Daily Life in Elizabethan England

Daily Life in Elizabethan England.

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Elizabethan Era 1485-1603 Late 15 th and early 16 th century

Elizabethan Era 1485-1603 Late 15 th and early 16 th century. Directions: Take Cornell Notes Title: Elizabethan Era. Heading Information and pictures provided on the website. Vocabulary Information and pictures provided on the website .

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Reformation Ideas Spread

Reformation Ideas Spread. Honors Western Civilization Mrs. Civitella. Continued effects of the Protestant Reformation. Many new protestant groups emerged throughout Europe Each believed that their interpretation of the Bible and Christianity was correct

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Shakespeare and Elizabethan England

Shakespeare and Elizabethan England. William Shakespeare?. A member of the Cobbes family was stunned to find this portrait in his home might be the only portrait of Shakespeare MSNBC.com 3/9/09. His Early Life. Born in 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon Died there in 1616

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CHARLES DICKENS

CHARLES DICKENS. Childhood. Born in Portsmouth, England on Friday, Feb. 7, 1812. The second of 8 children born to John and Elizabeth Dickens. Dreams. Charles was taught that if he worked hard and earned an education he could have anything he wanted.

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Elizabethan England and the Theater

Elizabethan England and the Theater. Queen Elizabeth I Actors Playwrights Theaters Elements of a play. Queen Elizabeth I. Daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn Protestant Ruled from1558-1603 Followed by James VI of Scotland. Characteristics of the Queen.

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Elizabethan Government

Elizabethan Government. Elizabeth Cross-Monarchy Shannon Dworaczyk-Privy Council Rachel Greathouse -Courts, Laws, Local Govt. Sergio Meza-Parliament. Monarchy. Queen Elizabeth 1 ruled 45 years from 1559 to her death in 1603. Role of the Monarch.

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William Shakespeare English poet and playwright

William Shakespeare English poet and playwright. It is accepted that he was born in 1564 (April 23, 1564) Born and lived in Stratford on the Avon. Lived about 400 years ago Died on April 23, 1616. Recognized in much of the world as the greatest dramatist

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Elizabethan Weddings

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16 th through 18 th Centuries

16 th through 18 th Centuries. Elizabethan England through Restoration. Elizabethan England. Strong monarch in Elizabeth I (last of the Tudors) Defeat of Spanish Armada made England naval power (1588) Increased overseas trade (esp. in India) making England rich Sponsored explorations

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Shakespeare

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The Merchant Of Venice

The Merchant Of Venice. A few notes. B ackground. Edict of Expulsion Act : Edward I expelled all Jews from the kingdom of England in 1290. It is quite likely that Shakespeare had never met a Jewish person. This ban extended until 1656 .

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Elizabeth I and II: Two Lives, One Crown

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The Place of Religion and Monarchy in Elizabethan Society

The Place of Religion and Monarchy in Elizabethan Society. Religion. In 1559, Queen Elizabeth I introduced the Act of Supremacy which gave the reigning monarch full authority of the Church of England. This bill also severed all ties with the Roman Catholic Church.

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Created and found spaces

Created and found spaces . By: Taylor W ebb. How do created and found spaces serve the needs of performances? .

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Illness and Disease

Illness and Disease. In Elizabethan England. Common Illnesses. Malaria stones venereal diseases (syphilis) dysentery influenza measles typhus scurvy. Spitting plague Scrofula Leprosy Sweating sickness Anemia Rheumatism Arthritis Mental Illness. Epidemics. New Ague.

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The Merchant of Venice

The Merchant of Venice. By Gabe Cleary. What is Venice famous for?.

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