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16 Cards in this Set
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what genre and type of work is macbeth
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Tragedy
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Who wrote Macbeth
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Shakespeare
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name some characters in macbeth
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macbeth, lady macbeth, the three witches, banquo, king duncan, macduff,
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what year was macbeth written
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1606
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name some characters in henry v
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king henry, archbishop of canterbury, bishop of ely, cambridge, the dauphin, catherine, monsieur le fer
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what genre and type of work is henry v
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play; history play
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what year was henry v written
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1599
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list some characters in dr faustus
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faustus, Mephastophilis, chorus, old man, good angel, evil angel, lucifer, clown,
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what type of work and genre is dr faustus
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play, tragedy
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what years were known as the Elizabethan period (reign of Elizabeth I)
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1586-1603
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what years were known as the Jacobean period (the reign of James I)
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1603-1625
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what major points should you include on the timeline considering the Old English period
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Beowulf (500/700), Caedmon (first english poet, 500's), Saxons, plantagenets
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what major points should you include on the timeline considering the Medieval (1066-1485) period
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Chaucer, War of Roses, Lancaster, Battle of Hastings
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what major points should you include on the timeline considering the Renaissance (1485-1603) period
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Spencer, Bacon, Moore (Utopia), Marlowe, Shakespeare, (Henry, Elizabeth wrote speeches, etc.), Henry VII - tutor king
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what major points should you include on the timeline considering the 17th Century (1603-1660)
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James I - staurt king, Jacobean (1603-1625), Charles I (1625-1649)
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what major points should you include on the timeline considering the 18th century (Neo-classical 1660-1798)
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Metaphysical poets, Charles II (1660-1685), James II (1685-1688), William III (1688-1702 and Queen Mary II, 1688-1694), Queen Anne (1702-1714), King George (1714-1727)
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