Elizabethan England By Kobe Matzen On Prezi Elizabethen england a once in a lifetime tour the living conditions the living conditions elizabethan england filthy dangerous and diseased filfthy, dangerous and desieased overcrowded! overcrowded the streets of london the streets of london crime in shakespeares england crime the. Social classes: merchant. also known as "middle men" third ranking in the social class. they traded goods and clothes. they commonly made their wealth through sales of wool, exotic goods and other items of commerce. shipping products from england to various ports in europe and to the new world also became a profitable business for the merchants.
Elizabethan England Presentation By Charles Fuller On Prezi Zoom out for more assets torture devices b asset library marriage customs c marriage was not for love but for family status and position in society b crimes men's fashion c verbal violence "violent deeds give birth to violent actions" clothing jerkin (overcoat) doublet (inner. City. men . work on the crops and animals during the spring, summer and fall (harvest time). during the winter they help keep the house warm by getting the fire wood. men . participate in sports, plays and any male gatherings they had. women . tended to matters and kept the house in order. labourers grew crops on borrowed land for food. Servants. gentry nobility. gentry nobility. gentry was the class for knights, knights followed a "code of chivalry" which typically made them considered gentleman. nobility was the richest class besides royalty, they typically were lords andvassals that owned land, you intherited this weath from fathers, this was typically all males. Marriage wedding customs in elizabethan england ur cool by: parteek maroke importance of getting married women were expected to get married. non married women were considered witches. the age of marriage boys married at the age of 14 and girls at the age of 12. elizabethan.
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