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what ws the first part of the elizabethan Period of the fifthteenth century
English Reformatiom
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What name was the elizabethan period called because of the rebirth of culture associated
Eng;ish Renaussance
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what was on of the names that the Elizabethan Period was named because it was rule by the tudor monarchs
Tudor Age
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and what was the period called because of queen elisabeth 1
Elizabethan period
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who was able to unify England in a peaceful, prosperous reign
Henery VII
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further the proresrant reformation
Henry VII
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who was reigniung when England developed into a world power second to none
Elizabeth
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who translated the entiire bible into the english language
John Wycliffe
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who printed the fisrt version of the English New Testiment
William Tyndale
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who published the first printed version of the entire english Bible
Miles Coverdale
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what was the bible called
great Bible
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who came to the thrown when he was only 9
Edward
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one of Henry's daughters that was a roman catholic
mary tudor
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who was called bloody mary
Mary tudor
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when did they make the King James Version of the bible
1611
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what did they call the Elizabethtan periond durind the era where england experienced revived interest in greek and roman litertature
English Renaisance
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the most significant fact that the Renaissance came at the same time as the
Reformation in England
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new literary art forms
sonnot
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th first utopia of english literature was written by
sir thomas More
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not to be paralleled in either quantity or quality burst forth
Lyric peotry
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what was a romanic allegory
fairy queen
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wrote the first piece pf literary critisism
Sir Phillip Sidney
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made its way into the stream of iliteration.
essay
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The literary genre which reached its zenith during the Elizabethtan Period however was
drama
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continued to be enjoyed by a popular audience but the emphasis of drama and gradually became more seculare the religious
medeval mystry, miricle, and moarity
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The correspondence of sounds
Rhyme
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The regular recurrence of sounds
Rhythm
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The repetition of the accented or stressed vowel sound and all succeeding sounds in words which come at the ends of line of poetry
End rhyme
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In a line of poetry consisting of one accented syllable
Pattern
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one or two unaccented syllable is called a
foot
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unrhymed iambic pentameter
blank verse
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a form of literature written in prose or a combination which portrays life or character
drama
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aid in producing the play and help the reader visualize the setting of scenes by giving details of time, place…
stage direction
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the speeches between who or more characters or all the speeches of the play taken collectively
dialogue
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a speech by one character alone
soliloquy
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a character either directly addresses the audience or another character to comment on the action
aside
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actual movements and speech of characters performing or “acting out” situations on the stage
action
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are the persons who perform the action
characters
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who are the who main characters
protagonist (hero) antagonist (opponent)
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the arrangement of events
plot
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what is the order of a five act
introduction, Action rising, crisis, fallen action, catastrophe
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introduces the characters and conflict and provides the necessary background
exposition
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consists of all the events that advance and complicate the action until it mounts up to the turning point or crisis where the action changes its course
rising action
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all turning point is the on make up of the
falling action
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the final outcome or resolution where all the loose ends are tied up
catastrophe
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dramas have been divided into two dramas
tragedy and comedy
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is more than just a play that ends unhappily;
tragedy
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character are usually important figures such as kings or rulers in their most exalted moment
tragic character
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deals with the universal question of life such as the nature of justice and the destiny of man
tragic theme
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a play that ends happily
comedy
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are trivial and everyday detail of life
comic event
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are not exalted but are people of lesser importance than their tragic counter parts
comic character
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deal with man;s imperfections, vices and weaknesses
comic themes
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after two centuries the Elizabethan period turned into
Modern English
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is a fourteen-line poem written in iambic pentameter woth a definite pattern of two basic varieties
sonnet
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has two parts, an octave and sestet, which represent a division in though
Italion sonnet
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is made up of three quatrains, and a couplet and rhymes abed, cdcd, efef, gg
English or shakespearean sonnet
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who is the greatest writer of all time because of hios effective portrayal of human nature and the universality of his themes
William Shakespeare
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where were william shakspeare plays performed
the globe
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who wrote under the greenwood tree
william shakespeare
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who is silvia is written by
william shakespeare
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sigh no more was written by
william shakespeare
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who wrote take, oh, those lips away
william shakespeare
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when icicles hang by the wall was written by
william shakespeare
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who wrote the tempest
william shakespeare
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hark! Hark! the lark was written by
william shakespeare
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what were the sonnet we looked at the were written by william shakespear2
18,29,55,116,146
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who wrote macbeth
william shakespeare
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what was banquo sons name
fleance
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who was killed at the end of macbeth
macbeth
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what person does lady mcbeth portray
eve
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what does macbeth say his head is filled with
scorpions
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what was the king that was murdered in macbeth
duncan
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"fair is foul and foul is fair"
macbeth
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"srew your courage to the stickung place"
macbeth
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"double double toil and trouble"
macbeth
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what story was a powerful study of ruin of a human soul
macbeth
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what was macbeth first sin
in is mind when he though of murder
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who is at first a morally upright man who will only support macbeth if he can keep a clear conscience
banqupo
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wha tcharacter would do nothing dihorable and remain loyal to the king
banquo
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who is not forced to comit the murder but exercises his free will as he kill the king
macbeth
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the story of macbeth illistrates what bible verse
james 1:14-15
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what is the plays language in macbeth
irony,paradox, imagery
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what theater has the capacity over two tousand poeple
the globle
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descirbe the globe theater
it had an opening at the top, octaganl shape, three stories
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where did the people perform where there was a curtain
a inner stage
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on inner stage on the second floor was called
chamber
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on the thrid floor of the inner chamber was
musicians gallery
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bhind the stage area is
tiring house
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at the top over the stage area was the hut
hut
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whos drama is known for varity of tyupes, universality of themes, memorable hcaracters and beautiful poetry
shakespeare drama
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who played the charcters in shakearean drama
men
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what was shakespearen plays language like
greek
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whose play contain many subplots, many character
shakespeare
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how many act did shakespeare have in macbeth
5
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to give variety and depth to the tragic action
comic relief
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