Shakepeare wrote during the elizabethian age. why was it called that? describe this age in england briefly!!?

Question

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Answer 1

This is a homework question, and you have not even bothered to spell correctly the name of the age you are inquiring about, nor did you bother to capitalize the name of the country in which the question is set.

I am delighted to help people who are curious or who have problems. I see no point in helping people who will not do their own work first and who have so little interest in it.

My answert is no - I will not help.

Answer 2

In England the late 1500s and early 1600s was a time of a great Queen -- Elizabeth I [Elizabeth the first]. She was the daughter of Henry VII. During her reign the arts were very important and England attained a great reputation as a great power in the world, especially on the seas. Shakespeare was able to make a living with his plays and poetry. His plays and those of many other playwrights were performed for both rich and poor in the Globe theater in London.

Note that there is only one "i" in Elizabethan. The queen that reigns now is Queen Elizabeth II. There have been many monarchs between the two Elizabeths.

Hope this helps you

Answer 3

Because Queen Elizabeth 1st was on the throne.
In the 'Victorian Age' Queen Victoria was on the throne.
Edwardian Age, - King Edward
etc.

The tendency was for some periods in time, to name the time period after the current monarch.

Depending on where you live, and on availability - Get
'Blackadder III' It's a comedy skit on the Elizabethan age. (Rowan Atkinson) But please, don't take what it says as accurate! It would give you some insight into what the period looked like though as regards clothes, houses etc.

Answer 4

Ruled by Queen Elizabeth. See the Betty Davis movie.

Answer 5

The age is spelled "Elizabethan age"
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