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Elizabethan Era
   1560-1603

          and


                Shakespeare
                  1564-1616
Queen Elizabeth I
•Considered to be
England’s “Golden Age”
•Ruled for 44 years
•Never married. Huge
deal at the time.
•Nicknamed the “Virgin
Queen”
Fashion in the Elizabethan Era
• Men wore their hair short, while women
  combed their long hair upwards where it
  was fixed with a wire frame that formed a
  heart shape.
• Purple clothing was a sign of royalty.
• During the Elizabethan era, men and
  women wore very high collars, fashioned
  after Spanish couture.
Fashion
• Women strove to imitate her curly red hair,
  using different recipes for bleaching their
  hair. Some of these recipes used strange
  elements, including urine!
Hygiene
• Baths were not common due
     to the amount of work to fill a tub.
• Toilets consisted of Chamber Pots
• Waste disposed in cesspools and dung
  heaps…. Sometimes
     even just out the
         window into
           the streets
The Plague
• Also known as the Black Death
• Wiped out 2/3 of people
• Symptoms: sores that bleed and turn
  black
• Killed in 4-7 days
• Transferred by fleas
• Thought disease was
  spread by bad smells
Punishments
• Women who gossiped too much were put
  put in a brank, paraded around town, and
  whipped.
• Amputation
• Torture
• Death
Entertainment

•   Feasts
•   Festivals
•   Dancing
•   Jousts
•   Hunting
•   Plays
Shakespeare
•   Born 1564; Died 1616
•   Wrote 37 plays & 154 sonnents
•   Married Anne Hathaway
•   Three children
•   Globe theater
His Death
            “Good friend for Jesus sake forbeare,
             To dig the dust enclosed here.
             Blessed be the man that spares these
                       stones,
      And cursed be he that moves my bones.”

• Buried in Stratford at
     the Holy Trinity
      Church
The Globe Theater
• Actors were all males
• Sat about 3000 people
• Cheapest “seats” were in front (standing
  room only)
• Performances during the
  day (open roof!)
• “All the World's a Stage”
The Globe Theater
The Globe Theater
• Original no longer exists
• Rebuilt 1997
• Can go see plays there now

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Elizabethan era

  • 1. Elizabethan Era 1560-1603 and Shakespeare 1564-1616
  • 2. Queen Elizabeth I •Considered to be England’s “Golden Age” •Ruled for 44 years •Never married. Huge deal at the time. •Nicknamed the “Virgin Queen”
  • 3. Fashion in the Elizabethan Era • Men wore their hair short, while women combed their long hair upwards where it was fixed with a wire frame that formed a heart shape. • Purple clothing was a sign of royalty. • During the Elizabethan era, men and women wore very high collars, fashioned after Spanish couture.
  • 4. Fashion • Women strove to imitate her curly red hair, using different recipes for bleaching their hair. Some of these recipes used strange elements, including urine!
  • 5. Hygiene • Baths were not common due to the amount of work to fill a tub. • Toilets consisted of Chamber Pots • Waste disposed in cesspools and dung heaps…. Sometimes even just out the window into the streets
  • 6. The Plague • Also known as the Black Death • Wiped out 2/3 of people • Symptoms: sores that bleed and turn black • Killed in 4-7 days • Transferred by fleas • Thought disease was spread by bad smells
  • 7. Punishments • Women who gossiped too much were put put in a brank, paraded around town, and whipped. • Amputation • Torture • Death
  • 8. Entertainment • Feasts • Festivals • Dancing • Jousts • Hunting • Plays
  • 9. Shakespeare • Born 1564; Died 1616 • Wrote 37 plays & 154 sonnents • Married Anne Hathaway • Three children • Globe theater
  • 10. His Death “Good friend for Jesus sake forbeare, To dig the dust enclosed here. Blessed be the man that spares these stones, And cursed be he that moves my bones.” • Buried in Stratford at the Holy Trinity Church
  • 11. The Globe Theater • Actors were all males • Sat about 3000 people • Cheapest “seats” were in front (standing room only) • Performances during the day (open roof!) • “All the World's a Stage”
  • 13. The Globe Theater • Original no longer exists • Rebuilt 1997 • Can go see plays there now