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18 Cards in this Set
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When was Shakespear Born
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April 23 1564
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When was Shakespear Baptized
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April 26 1564
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When Did Shakespear Die
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April 23 1616
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Who were his Parents
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John Shakespear Mary Arden
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Shakespears father was..
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Wealthy and was elected alderman in 1565 high baliff
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Shakespears marriage and childrens
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Married Anne Hathaway when he was 18 and she was 3 yrs older
First child Susanne Twins Hamnet and Judith in 1585 |
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What were the names of the 3 theaters
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The Curtian.
The Globe The Theatre |
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Shakespears first connection to a theatre
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he was a horse stapler, stage crew afterwards he became an actor a writer and a director
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When was Romeo and Juliete Printed
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It was printed in 1597
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How many plays were printed in shakespears modern collection
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it was 37
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Life in England
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Was not clean plague happend a lot from 1592 to 1594 medical knowledges curing dieses by amputation leeching and blood stilling
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Religious Atmosphere
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Elizabeth a state church developed it was a protestant in anture and was called the angelicaian today
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Political Miles
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in shakespear times there were to monarchs called Elizabeth in 1558 to 1603 to James 163 to 1625
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Elizebeth Playhouse
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developed from a medievel inn there were room ses around the courtnouse no couver lighting was natureal performances help in afternoon the curtian opened in 1577 the rose open in 1537
The swan in 1595 The glove in1599 |
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Shakesspears plot usually had
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A main plot and a sub plot. the subplot would reflect the main plot.
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sOURCES
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The elizabethian plays were adopted from other sources and originallity was not sought after.
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Tragedy
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Protagonist dies. Tragic hearo of high standings must oppose some conflicting force external or internal. the tragic hero must be dominated by a hammartia
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Comedy
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Play ends happilly for the protagonist exaggeratio of mans exxontriciteis comedy is romatic and far fetch mixed up events disguised characters
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