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1) Visits around England
2) Stopped the wars
3) Promoted industry and trade
4) Privateers (Drake) |
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1) Protestant vs. Catholic division
2) Parliament undoes all of Mary's acts
3) Puritan zealousness balanced |
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| England was at war with France, but luck went her way and the French king died with no heir to the throne. |
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| Mary Queen of Scots was wedded to French King, came home after death, accepted by Elizabeth whom she later tried to kill, and was then executed. Her son took over (James I) |
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-Rivalry with England
-Philip II pursuit of Elizabeth
-Privateers
-Battle with Spanish Armada |
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-Vision for the country
-Promotion of the Golden Age: prosperity and leisure, Arts (esp language and drama) |
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-play writer (creating about 1 a year for 25 years)
-solidified the English language
-created over 2000 new words
-coined phrases |
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| -Reality vs. Perception (ghost, Claudius and mousetrap play, understanding death, his own self) |
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-nature of mankind
-personal responsibility
-ophelia syndrome |
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-involves lovers who cannot marry because of some impediment (family pressure, rules of society, racial differences, class differences, laws, confusion of identity, etc)
-traditional forms of comedy (puns, slapstick, practical jokes, witty banter are used)
-in the end, the impediment is overcome and the lovers marry |
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A tragedy follows the struggle of an honorable person against forces that are both external and internal (from a tragic personality flaw)
-we see the person suffer and grow
-free will used poorly
-flaw and forces overcome person |
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| Comedy to tragedy, time compressed, poetic. Poetry is elevated according to the level of importance. |
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| Comedy. A father with two daughters, a rogue comes to get the dowry to marry the elder daughter |
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Begins as a comedy but ends in tragedy.
-Lies, distrust, 4 deaths |
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| Begins as a comedy and has a tragedy built inside |
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