the most remarkable cultural characteristic of elizabethan england was the rise of the art form architecture.
the most remarkable cultural characteristic of elizabethan england was the rise of the art form architecture.
the most remarkable cultural characteristic of elizabethan england was the rise of which art form?
architecture
the boys were generally in the range of 8–12 years old (prepubescent boys are chosen as choirboys precisely because their voices have not yet "broken" with puberty). they were musically talented, strictly disciplined, educated in the trivium (grammar, logic, rhetoric), and sometimes fluent in latin. the boys amounted to formidable competition for the companies of adult actors in elizabethan england. between 1558 and 1576 (the year james burbage built the theatre in london and the age of popular elizabethan drama began), companies of boy actors performed 46 times at court, versus only 32 times for companies of adult actors in the same period. the playwright john lyly earned fame when his "euphuistic" plays were acted at court by the children of paul's in the 1580s.
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health and diet in elizabethan england









































the diet in england during the elizabethan era (1558–1603) depended largely on social class. the rich ate meat and white bread, the poor ate dark bread. everyone drank beer as water was often too impure to drink. fruits and vegetables were rarely eaten. rich spices were used by the rich to offset the smells of old salted meat.









































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health and diet in elizabethan england