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| How many siblings did shakespeare have? |
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| What were shakespears parents names? |
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| Mary Arden; John Shakespeare |
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| How old was he when he died? |
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| What were his children named? |
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| How many kids did he have? |
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| Who died of the plague? What age? |
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| what were the jobs of John Shakespeare? |
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| Landowner, shopkeeper, glove maker, bailiff |
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| What year was he recognized as a successful actor? |
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| What groups was he apart of? |
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| Chamberlains men and the kings men |
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| What was his new house called? |
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| The church of holy trinity |
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| What did he revolutionize? And with what? |
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| English theater and with his dramatics |
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| name two of the men in the chamberlain's men: |
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| Thomas Pope, Richard Burbage, John Heminges, Henry Condell, John Underwood, Edward Alleyn, Richard Cowley, Augustine Phillips, Robert Gough, Will Sly, Will Shakespeare |
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| When was most of London burned down? |
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| An Elizabethan actor had to an expert in? |
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| Fencing, tumbiling, dancing, elocution, acting, music |
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| How many plays did he write? |
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| Wht did his mother inherit and bequeath to him? |
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| How much older was Anne hawthaway from William? |
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| At what age did he quit school? |
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| How many of his siblings died of the plague? |
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| What did he study in his youth? |
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| Latin, mythology, Ovid, plutarch's lives, ect. |
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| True or false: all of his plays were original |
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| True or false: did not live in London most of his life. |
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| False. He lived there until retirement |
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| True or false: he was the third largest landowner in Stratford |
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| True. Thanks to his mother |
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| True or false: went to London to study theater |
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| where and when did he retire? |
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| Stratford-upon-Avon around 1611-1616 |
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| Was it against the law for women to act? |
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| Yes. They were thought of prostitutes if they worked on the poor side of town |
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| What river bisected the city? |
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| What was the north side known as? |
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| Why did theaters fly flags? |
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| To show that there was a play showing |
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| Why did people shut down the theaters? |
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| Who was his first sponsor? During the plague? |
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| What royals sponsored Shakespeare? |
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| Queen Elizabeth 1 and James 1 |
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| What is King Henry VIII's religion? |
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| Why did king Henry VIII have 6 wives? |
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| None of them gave him a son |
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| 1st wife of king henry VIII; |
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| Catherine, married 10 yrs |
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| 2nd wife of king henry VIII: |
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| Anne was beheaded for what? |
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| Who became kiSg and at what age? |
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| Bloody Mary; queen of Scotland tried to become queen of England. Killed many that were not catholic. Mary and Elizabeth were cousins |
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| True or false: Elizabeth became queen |
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| Virgin queen. Never married. Most influential queen ever. Sponsored Shakespeare |
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| Son of Mary. Became king after Elizabeth I died. Changed the Chamberlains men to the Kings men. Fond of poetry. Had the bible translated to English. |
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| Queen Elizabeth I ruled from: |
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| Unrymed iambic pentameter |
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| Iambic closly mimics what? |
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| How long did the shows last? |
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| What time of day did the plays start? |
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| No but they had many intermissions |
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| How was the end of the scene showed? |
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| Every actor left the stage |
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| Did the theater have scenery? |
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| No the had props. Many props |
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| Devices: trap doors,scaffolding |
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| Incorporated the audience. Breaking the 4th wall |
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| All by himself. Hear what the actor is the thinkin. longer aside |
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| What were used alot in theater? |
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| Lots of action. Dueling. Murders. Puns were used. Good wins against evil. Wit. Lots of noise. Music. Shouting. And sound effects. |
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| Making jokes about insects, potty humor, jokes about sex, not refined, real life- related to matters of " down to earth" dirty jokes. Very blunt |
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| Was a huge issue, made the royals look good. |
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| Some famous Elizabethan theaters: |
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"The Theater"
"The Swan"
"The Globe"
"The Blackfriars"
"The Whitehall"
"The Fortune"
"The Rose"
"The Curtain"
shakespeare perforemed in all of them |
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| Roof over top of the stage. "Open court" had no celing. |
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| Names of the people who paid a penny to get in: |
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| Surrounded the open court and stage and had a roof. Was for the people who were noble |
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| Where was the inner stage located? |
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| Behind the front stage and away from the crowds |
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| Roof on stage was called? |
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| Hevans or shadows. Made to protect from bad weather |
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