Class Structure
The Yeomanry and Poor were this rank
What are the middle and lowest classes?
The two religions of this era
What are Catholics and Protestants?
A pastime involving foxes and horses
What is hunting?
School was given to these people
What is the wealthy?
The meals the people ate daily
What are breakfast, dinner and supper?
A persons class is determined in Elizabethan England by
What is the way they dress, where they live, and the kinds of jobs they could attain?
Unexplainable events were due to this
What is witchcraft?
Four outdoor activities include these
What are tennis, archery, bowling and fencing?
School that taught a variety of subjects
What is university?
The staple food for the poor and lower classes
What is bread?
The four main classes
What is the Nobility, the Gentry, the Yeomanry, and the Poor?
Believed that Popes were extensions of God
What are Catholics?
These three activities were popular among the rich
What are card games, board games and gambling?
This was taught by masters for boys aged 7 to 14
What is grammar school?
One example of fruit only the wealthy were given
What are peaches, oranges, or pomegranates?
A person becomes a part of the noble class by
What is being born into a family of nobles or being granted by a king or queen?
Bad luck when this crosses your path
What is a black cat?
This dance form was popular among the poor
What is folk art?
This was run by housewives also called dame schools
What is petty school?
The three kinds of meat the upper class ate
What are red meats, birds, and freshwater sea fish?
The Gentry class was composed of
Who is knights, squires, and people people who had a great fortune?
Shoes on the table means this
What is imminent death?
This includes trapping a form of pastime for the rich
What is animal baiting?
The name that older kids who taught younger are called
What are ushers?
The law that was passed by Queen Elizabeth in 1563 that could put a person in jail for 3 months if you refuse to comply
What is having to eat fish on Wednesdays, Friday’s and Saturday’s?