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Economics
Everyday Life
Art:
-Strictly broken up into lower, middle, and upper classes; queen was top class
-Most houses had servants that looked out for the well being of their masters
-Lifespan was about 30 years depending on wealth
-The population was generally poor after the bubonic plague
-Level of education based on the class of which you were in
-Most studied grammar, basic math, and literature
-Women would work in the house, keeping things clean.
-Men would work as merchants, shopkeepers, craftsmen, farmers and
apothecaries
-1600s brought in the idea of trade for men
-Theater was the most popular form of entertainment
-Dances like English jigs and country dances were another form of entertainment
-Cournate and galliard music
-Sports were widely known across Europe
-Bowls, bo-peep, bat-fowling, base, backgammon, archery
Queen Elizabeth
queens
Renaissance and and were seen in books
monarchy
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Religion
Monarchy/Politics:
Protestant
many riots
was established
Queen Elizabeth 1558-1603