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8 -William Shakespeare- Historical background 1564-1616 William Shathper - - - - - General information Society Economy Religion Politics Table of contents Shakespeare's London Sources E SHAKESPEARE 599 EX General information & - Elizabethan age (1558-1603) - Early Jacobean era (1603-1625) Climax of the English renaissance ->rise of poetry, music and theatre marked by war, economic depression, and complex spiritual and political conflict Breakthrough from the Middle Ages A lot of the Elizabethan age is portrayed in Shakespeare's plays alda NAGA O - - — — | | Society Great contrast between rich and poor -> poverty Living conditions dependent on wealth (ex. Food and education) High population growth Superstition (people believed in magic, witchcraft and higher powers) Poor health conditions and unhygienic fashion: important for women and men role of woman was remarkable, more freedom based on strict social structures four main classes: Nobility, Gentry, Yeomanry, Poor Food Food "Ţ Farm the Land ED KING 104 Fief and Peasants Loyalty Military Aid LORDS (VASSALS TO KING) Protection Homage Military Service KNIGHTS (VASSALS TO LORDS) Protection Shelter PEASANTS (SERFS) ↑ Pay Rent Shelter A Economy - economic profit from transatlantic trade and the continued theft of Spanish and Portuguese treasures (following Francis Drake's tour of the world) - colonization of Ireland - distance trade in spices and raw materials -founding of the East India Company in 1600 -> cornerstone of British Empire - wealth because of the slave trade - beginning of reign: state was almost bankrupt -> austerity program - positive economic development due to low tax burden - - — Religion Tensions between Protestants and Catholics came from England's recent departure from the Roman Catholic Church No separation between...
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church and state Traditionally ruled politically by the king and and spiritually by the Roman Catholic Church Shakespeare's was the first generation in which the monarch served as the country's spiritual head With Queen Elizabeth on the throne, the pendulum swung back to Protestantism She was lenient towards practicing Catholics Specific laws, such as fining those who did not attend church, kept the Church of England firmly in place Freedom of religion was assumed as long as laws were obeyed Politics Balance of interests between the bourgeoisere and the nobility — - Feudal structures slowly lost their importance The law-the poor law - - Punishments, executions and torture for crime The country's administration was reformed - Parliament upgraded in importance but most of the power still belonged to Queen Elizabeth - — World power status of England -> economic rise - Broad middle class with material prosperity - Humanistic educational efforts led to a high level of education Possibility of social advancement setting the stage for the British empire and colonization — What it was like to live in Shakespeare's London? ― Shakespeare's London |||| difficult to live a good life Living conditions depended on wealth London was the richest and biggest city in England (growing from migration) ->overcrowded It was the home of the first permanent playhouses Mostly noble and royal people Pressure by the strict government and role pictures of society Result: - idealization of the Elizabethan age: reality was different - - hard living conditions, especially for the Poor strict government and strict social structures POR 99 Sources - https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elisabethanisches Zeitalter - https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William Shakespeare - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobean era - https://de.xcv.wiki/wiki/Elizabethan - http://www.hamleyhall.de/englische geschichte/elisabethanisches zeitalter.html - https://teach.shakespearesglobe.com/fact-sheet-london - https://www.hartfordstage.org/stagenotes/hamlet/elizabethan-era era E
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8 -William Shakespeare- Historical background 1564-1616 William Shathper - - - - - General information Society Economy Religion Politics Table of contents Shakespeare's London Sources E SHAKESPEARE 599 EX General information & - Elizabethan age (1558-1603) - Early Jacobean era (1603-1625) Climax of the English renaissance ->rise of poetry, music and theatre marked by war, economic depression, and complex spiritual and political conflict Breakthrough from the Middle Ages A lot of the Elizabethan age is portrayed in Shakespeare's plays alda NAGA O - - — — | | Society Great contrast between rich and poor -> poverty Living conditions dependent on wealth (ex. Food and education) High population growth Superstition (people believed in magic, witchcraft and higher powers) Poor health conditions and unhygienic fashion: important for women and men role of woman was remarkable, more freedom based on strict social structures four main classes: Nobility, Gentry, Yeomanry, Poor Food Food "Ţ Farm the Land ED KING 104 Fief and Peasants Loyalty Military Aid LORDS (VASSALS TO KING) Protection Homage Military Service KNIGHTS (VASSALS TO LORDS) Protection Shelter PEASANTS (SERFS) ↑ Pay Rent Shelter A Economy - economic profit from transatlantic trade and the continued theft of Spanish and Portuguese treasures (following Francis Drake's tour of the world) - colonization of Ireland - distance trade in spices and raw materials -founding of the East India Company in 1600 -> cornerstone of British Empire - wealth because of the slave trade - beginning of reign: state was almost bankrupt -> austerity program - positive economic development due to low tax burden - - — Religion Tensions between Protestants and Catholics came from England's recent departure from the Roman Catholic Church No separation between...
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church and state Traditionally ruled politically by the king and and spiritually by the Roman Catholic Church Shakespeare's was the first generation in which the monarch served as the country's spiritual head With Queen Elizabeth on the throne, the pendulum swung back to Protestantism She was lenient towards practicing Catholics Specific laws, such as fining those who did not attend church, kept the Church of England firmly in place Freedom of religion was assumed as long as laws were obeyed Politics Balance of interests between the bourgeoisere and the nobility — - Feudal structures slowly lost their importance The law-the poor law - - Punishments, executions and torture for crime The country's administration was reformed - Parliament upgraded in importance but most of the power still belonged to Queen Elizabeth - — World power status of England -> economic rise - Broad middle class with material prosperity - Humanistic educational efforts led to a high level of education Possibility of social advancement setting the stage for the British empire and colonization — What it was like to live in Shakespeare's London? ― Shakespeare's London |||| difficult to live a good life Living conditions depended on wealth London was the richest and biggest city in England (growing from migration) ->overcrowded It was the home of the first permanent playhouses Mostly noble and royal people Pressure by the strict government and role pictures of society Result: - idealization of the Elizabethan age: reality was different - - hard living conditions, especially for the Poor strict government and strict social structures POR 99 Sources - https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elisabethanisches Zeitalter - https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William Shakespeare - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobean era - https://de.xcv.wiki/wiki/Elizabethan - http://www.hamleyhall.de/englische geschichte/elisabethanisches zeitalter.html - https://teach.shakespearesglobe.com/fact-sheet-london - https://www.hartfordstage.org/stagenotes/hamlet/elizabethan-era era E