Social and Economic Time druing Shakespeare's era

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October 28, 2013

 

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The Yeoman also held deed to certain amount of land, but had a much smaller amount then the Gentry. At the bottom of the era were the Poor. The Nobility class was considered the richest most powerful class under the king and queen. It was smaller because many men had died in battle during the War of the Roses...
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This lifestyle was brought about by one or two reasons: inheritance or by grant of a monarch. Nobles had the best dresses, food, homes and habits. They were expected to have an important job for their own expense. They had large amounts of input- many served as a council to Elizabeth. Many were also lieutenants and sheriffs (“Social classes in Shakespeare’s England”)...
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