Kings and Queens
Famous Landmarks
Art and Fashion
Utopia
Shakespeare and the Theatre Scene
100
Member of the Golden Fleece
Henry VII
100
A royal residence, a fortress
Tower of London
100
Which royal does this portrait depict?
Elizabeth I
100
This person travels to Antwerp in service to King Henry VIII of England.
More
100
City that became the center of the theatre scene
London
200
Master of Propaganda
Elizabeth I
200
No building can be built above
St. Paul's Cathedral
200
Slits are added to clothes
It makes it easier for them to move
200
The word Utopia suggests that a place is
Both a “good place” and a non-existent place
200
Theaters were built round for this reason
Accoustics
300
The Renaissance Prince
Henry VIII
300
This profession lodged, trained, and worked at the Gray’s Inn and Lincoln’s Inn
Lawyers
300
The portrait of Anne of Cleves convinced who to marry her
Henry VIII
300
This person lived for five years on the island of Utopia before returning to Europe to spread the word about Utopia's ideal society
Raphael Hythloday
300
Play about Danish Prince after his Uncle killed his Father, basis of The Lion King
Hamlet
400
Ruled for 9 days before being committed for treason and being beheaded
Lady Jane Grey
400
The Bishop of London's Cathedral
London Cathedral
400
This artist painted The Ambassadors, showing the ambassadors surrounded by objects associated with human knowledge
Hans Holbein
400
The argument between these two characters reflected an internal argument Sir Thomas More had with himself of whether to join the service of the King or remain a philosopher
More and Hythloday
400
Shakespeare is from
Stratford-upon-Avon
500
Had six fingers on one hand (beheaded)
Anne Boleyn
500
Located in Kent, this person was the head of the church of England
Archbishop of Canterbury
500
Name of fashion trend that started because of syphilis for men to have a cup covering their groin
Codpiece
500
The chief, and almost the only, business of the Syphogrants
To take care that no man may live idle, but that every one may follow his trade diligently
500
The number of plays that Shakespeare wrote
37 plays