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He wrote 38 play and 154 sonnets.

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by dasha
🥔  Queen Elizabeth I was in charge
🥔  The Earth isn't flat?!
🥔  most people were protestant but there were some catholics and protestants hated them and sometimes they were executed/tortured
🥔  At the time men wore heels and they were considered masculent
🥔   Rich people wore very expensive, layered and, fancy clothing.
🥔  People mostly looked at plays/ performance art for fun but also they watched executions and people getting tortured

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Hunting was popular, wealthy people might have their own hunting grounds such as modern Soho in London or Roundhay in Leeds. Poor people were not allowed to hunt larger animals and made do with wild rabbits.

Tennis was played and a court still exists in Hampton Court. Henry VIII was said to be very keen. Like football, it was different from today. It has similarities to the modern game of squash.

The rich employed musicians to play music on flutes and lutes whilst they ate.

rich lords built huge mansions in the countryside. One famous Tudor mansion is Hampton Court. The long gallery ran along the entire length of the house, where people could walk or practise sword-fighting when the weather was bad. Keeping warm was a major consideration and Tudor mansions had many chimneys, for the many fires. The lord would have a parlour, luxuriously panelled, with painted ceilings and tapestries hanging on the wall, and with high-sided dark wooden chairs. The richest families might even have a carpet on the floor!

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he was the eldest son and the third child of marry

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he went to kings college

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Born in 1564

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he married Anne hathaway

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The cost of his Shows were a shilling at most. DW

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The cost of his Shows were a shilling at most. DW

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AND people would throw food if they didn't enjoy the show

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he was an actor

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he became ill in 1616 and died on his 52nd birthsday

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he became ill in 1616 and died on his 52nd birthsday

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he had 3 children

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He was married to Anne Hathaway and had three children.M.V.
He wrote 38 plays and 154 sonnets.M.V.
The first publishing of Shakespeare's works is the 'First Folio' published in 1623.M.V.
He acted in many of his plays.M.V.
Shakespeare's plays contains 200 references to dogs and 600 references to birds.M.V.
His grave includes a curse against moving his bones.M.V.

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Rich women wore padded skirts held up with loops. Over these went bodices and colourful floor-length gowns.

Rich men wore silk shirts and doublets(A tight fitting jacket) and hoses striped tight fitting pants.

Workers and peasants or the poor class wore loose clothes made of woollen cloth.
Men wore tunics and cloth pants
Women wore long wool dresses
They also often wore head wear such as hay hats.

NG

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he added about 5000 word to it

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Shakespeare is known for dying on his birthday. (Oh the irony).

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He DIED on his 52nd birthday.

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Henry  VIII was in power

He had three children

His theatre was called the Globe

fancy collars(ruffs) were popular as fashion. Women also wore tight corsets and wide skirts.

He was an actor, playwrite and poet. E.T

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had an ear ring

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Sports

Jousting

Pitching the Bar

Throwing the Sledgehammer

Leaping

Shin-kicking with iron-tipped boots

Sword fighting

Performing headstands

Eating was popular with the rich and so was the theatre and bloody and graphic executions.

Joseph

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He was eldest child and third child in the family .

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An ear ring

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the queen was protestant (sophie telling me false facts)
he had 3 kids (susanna, hamnet and judith)
he died on his birthday, 23rd april
7 siblings
considered worlds greatest dramatist ooo

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Shakespeare

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the  potato got brought to England
he had an earing on his left ear
the Spanish Armada, gunpowder plot and many other important things. they also started to use decimals.

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England was a Protestant nation at the time; under the rule of Elizabeth I.

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fancy collar