Life in Tudor London - Intro
Was the people in London eating varied diet?
Yes
In 13th century what three materials was used in the buildings?
Wood, Stones and Bricks.
Which century saw the birth of the modern theatre?
The 16th century
Power and patronage and the hub of overseas and inland trade
What was the local people normally eating?
Swans, rabbits, deer and seabirds
How many churches was made in 1530s?
100
What country was the person, who wrote about people kissing each other all the time?
Switzerland
In 1519 they build something special but what?
They build 10 bread-making ovens
To remove the filth form their boots which plant dose the Londoners spread in their house?
Rushes
Where there Bowling alleys, gaminghouses and alehouses under the Tudor reign?
What is on the picture?
A depiction of London’s Eastcheap Market in 1598
Which building burn under the great fire of London?
St Paul's
Who is this on the picture?
Erasmus
How does the visitor described the quality of the House?
“So badly paved that they get wet at the slightest quantity of water, and this happens very frequently”
What happened when people came together in big groups?
The cut spread the plague disease, when there was outbreaks.