Life and Living Conditions
Laws
Theatre
Elizabeth 1
James 1
100

Name 2 forms of violent entertainment involving animals.

Cockfighting

Bear baiting

100

What were the 2 possible punishments for murder?

What determined which punishment you received?

Death, branded with an M

Whether you could read or write

100

Who attended the theatre?

Everyone

100

In what years did Elizabeth rule England?

1558-1603

100

What term is used to refer to the reign of James 1?

Jacobean Era.

200

What percentage of people died of disease each year?

10 %

200

Name 3 things (that you wouldn't be arrested for today) you could be arrested for in the Elizabethan Era

Not having permission to have a  guest

Wandering geese

Not going to church 

200

What were those who stood to watch  the play called?

Groundlings

200

What is a term used to refer to the Elizabethan age?

The Golden Age

200

What did Shakespeare call his company as a tribute to James 1 because James supported the theatre?

The Kings Men

300

What religion was replaced by The Church of England? And by Whom?

Catholic 

 Henry the Eight

300

What were the laws that ensured individuals dressed in clothes that reflected their status called?

Sumptuary Laws

300

What are 2 differences between Theatre in these times and today?

Open 


Females not allowed


Rowdy

300

What were 2 areas of strength for England during te Elizabethan Era

Defence (navy) and Economy

300

What 2 things was James very frightened of?

Assassination and witchcraft

400

What was the hierarchical structure of Society called (God at top, Monarch, Nobility, Merchants, Peasants, Animals  Plants)

The Great Chain of Being

400

What law did King James 1 pass about witchcraft?

Vagabond and Witchcraft Act

400

What problems did actors face?

Didn't get a whole script

400

What event in 1588 was a  significant military victory for Elizabeth

Defeat of Spanish Armada

400

What was the attempt to blow up parliament and kill James 1 called?

The gunpowder plot

500

Who was considered God's representative on Earth?

Monarch

500

What was the punishment for being a traitor?

Beheaded, head on a stick and displayed

500

Why did the Globe burn down?

Canon in a play 

500

Who  did Quen Elizabeth 1 marry?

Non one. She was the Virgin Queen

500

Explain what progressive ideas/ events each of the following was responsible for.

Sir Frances Drake

Copernicus

William Harvey

Sailed around the world

World revolves around sun

Blood circulation

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