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The time of english reformation

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English Renaissance

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The age during the english renassance

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Tudor age

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3
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Another name for the Tudor age

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Elisibethan period

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4
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The most significant fact of the period

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The english renascannce happened at the same time as the reformation in england

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5
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Genres of lit created during the elisabethan period

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Lyric poetry romantic allegory literary criticism

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6
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Epitimozed by William shakespere

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Renascannce drama

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7
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Wrote utopia

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Sir Thomas moore

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8
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Finished tyndales translation of the english bible

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Miles coverdale

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9
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Wrote the book of marters

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John foxe

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10
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Wrote the fairie queen

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Edmund spenser

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11
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The correspondence of sounds

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Rhyme

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12
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The regular recurrence of sounds

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Rhythm

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The repetition of accented or stressed vowel sound and all succeeding sounds in words which come at the end of lines of poetry

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End rhyme

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14
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Measured by them of a poem

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Meter

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The pattern in a line of poetry consisting of one eccentsy , and one or two unaccented syllables

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Foot

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16
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One unaccepted syllable followed by one accented

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Iamb

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17
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An accented followed by an unaccentd one

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Trochee

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18
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Two unaccented syllables followed by an accented one

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Anapest

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19
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An accented syllable followed by two unaccend ones

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Dactyl

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20
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Two accented syllables

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Spondee

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21
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Consistes of one accented syllable

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Monosylabic foot

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22
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The favorit english meter

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Iambic pentameter

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23
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Unrhymed iambic pentameter

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Blank verse

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24
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Has a remember scheme of ababbcbcc

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Spencerian stanza

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25
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From nature doth emotion come

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Iambic pentameter

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Bom ba bom ba bom ba

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Trochaic tetrameter

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Ba ba bum ba ba bum ba ba bum

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Anapestic teteameter

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Bom ba ba, bom ba ba, bom ba ba, bom ba ba

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Dactillic dimeter

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Bom ba
bom ba

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Trochaic monometer

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The name of the fairie queen

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The dragons name

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The Virgin in the fairy queene

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Wrote doctor foustus

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Christopher marlowe

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Aid in helping the reader visualize the setting of scenes and gives details of time place and the entrances and other pointers

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Stage direc5ions

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A form of liturature written in prose or poetry or a combination of the 2, which relies an action to portray life or character. It tells the story by actions and dialogue.

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The speeches between two or more characters

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A speech by one character on the stage

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When a character speaks to the audieance

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Refers to the movements and the speech of characters

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The person’s who perform the act8on

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Characters

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The arrangement of events

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Introduces the characters and conflict and provides the nessasary backround

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Exposition

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A storythat ends sadly

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A story that end happily

45
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Wrote the passionate Shepard to heis love

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Christopher marlowe

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Wrote the nymphs reply to the Shephard

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Sir Walter raleigh

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Wrote on the life of man

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Sir wa,ter raleigh

48
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Wrote verses found in his Bible

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Sir Walter railiegh

49
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Introduced sonnet form

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Philip sidney

50
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Classical love son dealing with shepards

51
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Who wrote pastorals

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Edmund Spencer, sir Philip Sidney, Christopher Marlowe, Sir Walter Raleigh

52
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Favorite type of song popular in elisibethian times

53
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Wrote madrigals

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Shakespeare, Ben Johnson

54
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Wrote leave me o love

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Philip sidney

55
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Wrote the berni g babe

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Robert southwell

56
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Wrote song to celia and a hym to God the father

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Ben jonson

57
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Wrote balthasars song and who is silvia and aries songs

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William shaskpere

58
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Made famous by petrark

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Italian sonnet

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Made famously Shakespeare

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Shakperian sonnet

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Wrote essays

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Francis bacon

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