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Shakespeare's view of morality in the comedies and romances is more strong from that of the tragedies he w, displaying instead an interest in the moral component of social interaction—from politics to love and desire.

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Women were seen as a commodity to men. When women got married they were seen as a part of the man who was there to follow the mans will

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The villains in Shakespeare's plays don't just oppose the protagonist. Shakespeare explores social constructs and humanity to create a villain that can be seen as having traditional stances during Elizabethan times such as the immorality of a mixed race marriage in Othello, being challenged by the brides father.

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Children were often forced to work at a young age, which was enforced by parents. This was done by a large majority of poor families, typically on farms.

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The colour of the clothes people wore was a sign of their wealth. Purple dyes were the most expensive so people who wore purple were considered very rich.

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No problem Austin as will I

Regards Ryan.

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Usually considered foolish to marry for love, but love could manifest after marriage

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Women were undermined even though their ruler was a women (Queen Elizabeth)

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Women were used as political tools to forge alliances and gain access to other family's wealth/resources.

This was done through arranged marriage, and the feelings of the participants normally had no impact in the process.

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Thanks Ryan I will continue to use this format
Regards Austin

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Women had very few rights, and could not:
Attend university.
Could not vote or run for government positions.
Had very little control over property.

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Ryan- I agree with this statement Austin

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Ryan- I agree with this statement Austin

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Regards Ryan.

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is this a good way of writing names.
Regards austin

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Love and Marriage are extremely important themes within Shakespeare. The reason for this is it can have a large impact on a story line or on relationships within the play.

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Race was not a thing but  black people were treated with suspicion

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A woman’s identity was covered by her husband’s when she married because a married couple was regarded by the law as a single entity and that entity followed the will of the husband. A mother had no legal rights to guardianship over her children and she became the property of her husband.

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Parents were able to arrange marriages for their children
Girls were treated as properties to their fathers
Male children were given more privileges by their parents compared to female children

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Love and lust were seen as two different concepts, and were used interchangeably

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Love and lust were seen as two different concepts, and were used interchangeably

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To Elizabethans, the influence of the Devil on human actions was just as apparent as God. While God was a force for good, the Devil was a force for evil who manipulated people into doing wrong . Many people believed that ghosts, too, were the Devil in disguise. William Shakespeare, refers to this belief in his play ''Hamlet.''

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MArriage was seen as an important theme in his plays

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MArriage was seen as an important theme in his plays

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In the 1500's majority of people in England practised the Roman Catholic religion. Practises of the catholic religion were questioned during the reformation.

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Women were expected to raise children and take care of house hold duties such as cooking and cleaning.

Women were not allowed to have jobs, meaning they could not act in plays.

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Religion was important in Englands society

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There were 6 social classes in the Elizabethan Era (Monarch, Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, Yeomanry, and Laborers). A social class is determined by fame, wealth, skills, and birth.

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In the theatre, the poor sat in the higher seats, often having nose-bleeds. 

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In the theatre, the poor sat in the higher seats, often having nose-bleeds. 

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In the theatre, the poor sat in the higher seats, often having nose-bleeds. 

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In the theatre, the poor sat in the higher seats, often having nose-bleeds. 

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In the theatre, the poor sat in the higher seats, often having nose-bleeds. 

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In the theatre, the poor sat in the higher seats, often having nose-bleeds. 

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In the theatre, the poor sat in the higher seats, often havi

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In the theatre, the poor sat in the higher seats, 

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In the theatre, the poor sat in the higher seats, 

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Often love and marriage were not the same in 16th Century marriages. For many high/upper class young people their marriages were arranged by their parents so as to secure alignment with other houses and families. This means that often there wasn't much love between a married upper class couple.

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Parents have been considered to have significant power over their children during the 1500's. These same ideas have been upheld to a certain degree, giving children more freedom than in the past, but still having their parents guide and have rights over them

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Shakespears seven deadly sins,  Lust, Greed,  Pride,  Sloth,  Envy, Wrath, Gluttony

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Peasants and Nobles alike enjoyed Shakespeare's plays. Peasants stood on the ground near the stage whereas higher class people were seated high up in the stands. However, dark skinned people were not treated as equal in those days. Mavros