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Noblemen - Very small royal class, chosen by King or Queen, or by birthright
Gentry - Knights, squires, gentlemen
Yeomanry (Middle Class) - Usually lived comfortably but could easily lose everything to illness or famine
Poor - forced to work and assist the other classes, sentenced to death if they did not do work

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It was believed that family modeled the society. Ties were strong between parents and children, but not between parents due to the common arranged marriage.

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European Explorers

Portuguese Explorers

Ferdinand Magellan

Vasco da Gama

Spanish Explorers

Spanish Conquistadors

Christopher Columbus

Amerigo Vespucci

Hernando Cortes

Famous Pirates

Famous Women Pirates

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Elizabethan clothing accessories for women usually consisted of gowns, underclothing, corsets, hats, ruffs, collars and shoes. The men wore doublets, underclothing, breeches, ruffs, collars, hats and shoes

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Dances were popular, whether you lived in London or in a small town, and so was getting together at the local pub for sing-alongs. Games like chess, checkers, and tennis were extremely popular

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Men held power in court and were the head of the family, women were perceived as simple minded and could not be in court. Men made the decisions, and a woman's purpose was to obey them.

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These classes were determined by fame, wealth, skills, and birth, and reflected how people dressed, where they could live and the jobs people and their children were able to get.

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Elizabethan sports
Fencing
bear and bull baiting