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Music was an important form of entertainment in Elizabethan culture.

People ate and drank according to wealth.

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Clothing and the color of the clothing was used to divide the social classes as certain social classes would wear specific fabrics and colors

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The Judicial system was an old system passed down from the  Anglo Saxon Era. People put on trial for a crime were held in jail. Trials commonly skewed in favor of the prosecution

The way the system worked was that one man would have to accuse another man of a crime. They would bring the person before an official of the state and the convicted would be brought to a jail to await trial. The trial would usually be brief and favored the prosecution. The convicted's fate would be decided by a judge or official. Then, whatever sentence decided would be carried out.

If you were on noble blood, the rules would be very different if you were a peasant. Noble men were in favor of the Queen, so noblemen would get less severe punishments than a commoner for the same crime.

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The two major religions were Catholicism and Protestant. People believed that choosing the 'wrong' religion could lead to monetary misfortune, freedoms and life. Protestants believed only God could forgive sins.

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It was a male dominated society

Women had little to no control over their life and “destiny”

Normally, it was a male who made decisions for the Elizabethan era women, without as much as a consultation with or affirmation from the women involved.

It was custom for the marriages to be arranged

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November 17, 1558 - March 24, 1603

Golden age in English history. During this era England experienced peace and prosperity. The arts also flourished as people were able to express themselves.

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People's social class determined everything (how they could dress, where they could live and what jobs they could have). People could move throughout the pyramid (go up or down) by recognition, gain or loss of wealth and marriage.