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Italian Renaissance |
Began 1350, commerce, science and the arts expanded, religious authority challenged and emphasis on individual thought and freedom of choice |
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English Renaissance |
Elizabethan Age, 16031558-Queen Elizabeth daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. Her reign had economic and political stability. Inventors, composers and artists flourished. |
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River Thames |
made London a major business center |
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Elizabeth I |
patron of the arts she provided financial and moral support |
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Theater in Elizabethan England |
all social classed could attend men and women Drama Greek and Roman tragedies and comedies Audience ate, drank, heckled applauded and cheered |
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Globe theater |
Built in 1599,3 story open air, no lighting, no curtains, few props, all male actors, poor paid penny to stand near stage, rich sheltered seats |
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William Shakespeare |
The Bard (poet) |
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Born April 23 in Stratford-on-Avon died 1616 educated at local grammar school |
William Shakespeare |
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Anne Hathaway |
Shakespeare's wife |
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Lord Chanberlain's Men |
1594 acting company Shakespeare joined where he served as playwright, director, actor and part owner of the theater |
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Romeo and Juliet |
tragedy written by William Shakespeare using ideas and problems common in England (feuding families, duels, plague, death, secrecy, and revenge. |
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Verona, Italy |
setting for Romeo and Juliet but does not accurately portray life in that city |
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Use hyphens compound terms and as a prefix to some nouns |
mother-in-law tic-tac-toe co-director anti-american |
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Use hyphens for numbers |
twenty-one through ninety-nine |
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Use hyphens to turn a group of words into and adjective |
ten-year-old brother |
