Thanks to Queen Elizabeth I, England went to high power range, reaches a surprising degree of prosperity, material, and shines in the domain of letters. ... Note that Renaissance ideals and values ​​could not come completely detached from the medieval heritage that preceded it, however, the concepts underlying this style architecture is built on the conscious and effective breakdown of the artistic production of the Middle Ages, especially the Gothic style. ... The social classes that dominated the Renaissance nobility were occupying over kings, clergy or church, the bourgeoisie these had ...

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Most of what is known about Shakespeare comes from church and legal documents. ... England, however, under Elizabeth's rule was the dominant power politically, militarily and economically. ... His parents, John and Mary Arden Shakespeare were an affluent, middle class couple. ... Additionally he served as an alderman and high baliff for Stratford. ... The next recorded piece of information about William is his marriage to Anne Hathaway at age eighteen in November 28, 1582. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

He may be acting upon a purse offered by the church, and only undertaking the campaign for his own financial gain. ... As the church had an influence, the speakers of God, then he must be fighting with God on his side. ... The chorus at the beginning of Act four states that "A little touch of Harry in the night" has kept the men's spirits up, Henry has visited the men and tried to keep their morale high. ... Hal's action in ignoring and basically forgetting about Falstaff is monstrous, but it also is the only option open to him to cement his power, what are the alternatives? If he...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate