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The Baroque period (1600-1750) is described as “over ornamented” and “exaggerative” which can be seen through their clothing, architecture, and art. This expression is also heard through the music of that time, although only royalty and people with a lot of money could afford to have people come over and perform it live for them - you could not record music yet.

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During that time some common foods that British people ate were eggs, bacon, pork, mutton and potatoes.  They also drank milk and ate sugar and jam.

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During the Elizabethan era (1558-1603), there was a social hierarchy that ruled everyone's lives. The monarch was at the top, followed by the nobility, gentry's, merchants and at the bottom, laborers.
This decided the clothes you could wear,  where you could live and the type of job you and your family could get.

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Art in early Britain was mainly based off the Christian church. The art expresses human emotion and you can mainly see this through sculptures and paintings. Baroque painters arrived In the 1630s, and brought a “broader artistic current” to Britain.

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The new era brought new musical instruments with it; pianoforte (earlier version of the modern piano) and the violin. Composers were eager to take advantage of the new instruments, resulting in Baroque music being heavily instrumental and using a variety of notes.

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British people believed in Christianity.

Its adherents, known as Christians, believe that Jesus is the Christ, whose coming as the messiah was prophesied in the Old Testament in Christianity, and chronicled in the New Testament.