Elizabeth - Education and leisure Flashcards

1
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Where did rich children receive an eduction?

A

At home with private tutors.

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2
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What did rich boys learn?

A

How to do hunting, maths and languages.

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3
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What did rich girls learn?

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How to sing and dance and also learnt languages and litrature.

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4
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What were petty schools?

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Small local schools which provided basic education up to the age of 8.

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What was taught at petty schools?

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Basic reading, writing and sometimes maths. Strong religious focus.

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6
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Who attended petty schools?

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Mostly boys but some girls.

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7
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At what age did people attend petty schools?

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No fixed age but usually from 6 to the time which they could read and write.

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8
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How many new Grammar schools were set up under Elizabeth?

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100

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9
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What sort of children attended grammar schools?

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Mostly boys from upper middle class backgrounds.
Some grammars offered free places to bright, poorer boys.

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10
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What was taught at grammar schools?

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Latin, Literature, Arithmetic and Greek.

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11
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Could girls get an eductaion?

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Vey few did except the rich, however there were some Dame schools for middle - class girls

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12
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What were the two mani universities that boys attended?

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Oxford and Cambridge.

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13
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What did students at university study?

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Arithmetic, Greek, Astronomy, Philosophy, and Theology.

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14
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What language were all courses conducted in?

A

Latin.

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15
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What did the rich do for entertainment?

A

-Hunted deer and other animals.
-Hawking with trained falcons.
-Fencing.
-Tennis.
-Bowls.

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16
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What did ordinary people do for entertainment?

A

Football - often descended into fights
Bloodsports - cockfighting, bull or bear-baiting
Gambling

17
Q

Name two famous Elizabethan theatres.

A

The Globe
The Curtain

18
Q

How did theatre change under Elizabeth?

A

Became more permanent. Purpose built theatres were built.

19
Q

What were the differences on how the poor and the rich enjoyed theatre?

A

The poor paid a penny to stand in the pit.
The rich sat in the gallery.

20
Q

How did Elizabeth support theatre?

A

She set up her own acting company, The Queen’s Men.