Elizabethan England T2 Flashcards

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The long gallery

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Entire length of the house, framed by windows and or fireplaces

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2
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Function lf Long gallery

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Entertainment, music, dancing, exercise, playing games

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3
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Fashionable noblemen

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Wore shirt, leather shoes, stockings, outfits completed with jewellery and a satin and velvet cloak and hat

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4
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Rich young men

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Tutored at home, social etiquette was important and was learning hawking, fencing and dancing

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5
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Fashionable noble ladies

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Wore a petticoat, a gown, stockings and ruff, wide sleeves, bracelets etc

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6
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Rich young ladies learnt

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Learnt how to supervise the daily running of household

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7
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Gentry

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Aimed to copy the lifestyles of the rich, just not on as grand scale

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Homes of gentry

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Rented out large areas of land to tenant farmers for regualr income

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Fashion of gentry

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Taken seriously and they copied the rich though not with expensive gold and silver threads

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10
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Education of gentry

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Sons went to grammar school to learn greek and latin

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Young gentry men learnt

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Become perfect gentlemen, hunting, fencing, dancing and good table manners

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12
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Homes of poor

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Typical cottage, had one room and often family shared with animals

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13
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Poor had

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Few possessions and furniture

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14
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Working day of poor

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Long 12 hour day

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15
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Fashion of poor

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Basic leather shoes, jacket, waistcoat,

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16
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Education of poor

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Little to none

17
Q

Wandering poor called ‘ ‘ who spread

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Sturdy beggars who spread disease across towns

18
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Examples of wandering poor

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Hooker, dummerer

19
Q

Government recognised

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Poverty and vagrancy was a national problem

20
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Causes of poverty

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Rising population, inflation, bad harvests

21
Q

What was act when work was found for able bodied and children learnt to trade, and when?

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1601 Act for relief of the poor