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it says in the text that they were given education only if they were a members of the nobility if not they have to stay in the household and run the stuff in the house hold

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The poor and the unemployed were the bottom-most rung of the social ladder. They could be anyone – children, widows and abandoned wives, sick, disabled and elderly or soldiers unable to work because of war-wounds. There was far more poverty under Elizabeth, mostly because of enclosure. Land enclosure meant that the individual peasant farmers were evicted from their lands, in order to create larger and more profitable farming units which required fewer people to work on them.

Thus, many people who had lived and worked in the countryside suddenly found themselves without any means of livelihood and, in many cases, evicted from their homes. In earlier times, the church, notably the monasteries, had cared for the poor. Under Elizabeth I, the government undertook this job. Thus, the famous Elizabethan Poor Laws, one of the world’s first government-sponsored welfare programs, were brought into practice. This shows why they were poor and had no work and they were killed and thrown in jail because of law and were sick disabled

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you would stand in the pit and it had a pit and it was so amazing it wowed people.