U6 L1 Elizabethan Songs Flashcards

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1
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From which period did the Tudor family rule England?

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1485- 1603 (118 years)

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How many members of the Tudor family ruled England?

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five

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How many years did Elizabeth I rule?

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45

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What did the Roman Catholic Pope refuse to grant Henry VIII?

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divorce form his Spanish Wife, Catherine, so she could marry Anne Boleyn

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5
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Henry VIII cutting ties with the Church in Rome established and introduced what?

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  • Anglican Church of England

- Protestant Reformation, begun in Germany

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Who was Henry VIII’s Son and successor?

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Edward VI

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Who was Edward VI’s successor?

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Mary (Henry and Catherine’s daughter)

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Who was Elizabeth I the daughter of?

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Anne Boleyn

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9
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How many men and ships did the Spaniards lose on July 1588?

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  • 63 ships

- 9000 men

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What kind of period was the Elizabethan Age?

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geographical exploration and expanision

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What does Renaissance mean?

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Rebirth

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What did the Renaissance bring out?

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  • creativity and fine arts
  • spirit of individualism
  • intellectual thought
  • insight to purpose and significance of person
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What did the Renaissance bring out in terms of individualism?

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  • Elizabethans should consider life as more than a process for waiting for life after death
  • life= exciting and should be enjoyed
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The Renaissance ideal expanded the concept of the individual to include which aspects of human personality?

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  • spiritual
  • rational
  • emotional
  • physical
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Which two instruments were developed in the Elizabethan Age?

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  • Virginal

- Viola da gamba

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16
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What is Songs and Sonnets, who made it and when?

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  • 1577
  • Richard Tottel
  • collection of songs and lyrics
17
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What is Songs and Sonnets usually called?

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Tottel’s Miscellany

18
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What are 2 similar song books to Songs and Sonnets?

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  • The Paradise of Dainty Devices

- The Gorgeous Gallery of Gallant Inventions

19
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What did Elizabethan songs often allude to?

A

Greek mythology

20
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Who did the poet of ‘The Triumph of Charis’ use as his subject? Who is it?

A

Charis, personification of beauty and charm

21
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What does complemented mean?

A

filled up, completed, brought to perfection

22
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What is abstraction?

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  • not concrete

- quality separated from object

23
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What is concrete?

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  • something can perceive by senses

- smell, taste, feel, hear, see

24
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What is equating?

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treating/regarding as the same

25
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What are songs that are covered in this topic?

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  • Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes (Pleasant Comedy of Patient Grisill)
  • Song from Much Ado about Nothing
  • The Triumph of Charis
  • Song from Cymbeline
  • The Man of Life Upright
  • Spring, the Sweet Spring
26
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Which song is an awakening song?

A

Song from Cymbeline

27
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What is Personification?

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  • figure of speech

- gives human forms/traits to something not human (inanimate obj, animal, abstraction)

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What is Alliteration?

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  • figure of speech
  • repetition of same sounds
  • enhances meaning of words
29
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What is Alllusion?

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  • figure of speech
  • adds touch of sophistication
  • reference (direct/indirect) to a well-known literary, Scriptural, or historical event or person
30
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What is imagery?

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  • figure of speech
  • uses concrete details to appeal reader’s senses (word picture)
  • hear, touch, smell, taste, see
31
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Who wrote The Triumph of Charis?

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Ben Jonson

32
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Who wrote Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes?

A

Thomas Dekker

33
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Who wrote the Song from Cymbeline?

A

William Shakespeare

34
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Who wrote the Song from Much Ado About Nothing?

A

William Shakespeare

35
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Who wrote The Man of Life Upright?

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Thomas Campion

36
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What was The Man of Life Upright from?

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A Book of Airs XVIII

37
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Who wrote Spring, the Sweet Spring?

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Thomas Nashe

38
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What was Spring, the Sweet Spring from?

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Summer’s Last Will and Testament