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History behind Julius Caesar
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History behind Julius Caesar
William Shakespeare
- From roughly 1594 onward William Shakespeare was an important member of lord Chamberlains men of theatrical player
- William was the third child
- William wrote 37 plays
- Plays we wrote: Hamlet, Othello, Romeo and Juliet
- William died April 23,1616
- William was born April 23,1564
- Him and his wife has 3 kids and one of them died
- William attended the Kings New School, in Stratford
The Renaissance
- Was a period in European history
- It ended during the 1500s, when the modern era began
- During the Renaissance there was a rebirth in ancient Greece and Rome
- It began in he 1300s, during the ate middle ages
- Renaissance means :rebirth" in French
Queen Elizabeth 1
- Tudor dynasty, reigned for 45 years
- Parents: Henry Vll and Anne Boleyn
- Sister: Princess Margret, Countess of Snowdon
- Died MArch 24,1603
- Nickname: Bloody Mary
- She was made queen November 7,1558 she was 25 years old
- Never married and no kids
- Helped defeat the Spanish Armada
- After she died the title went to the King of Scotland, James VI
- She is pichered wearing thick white makeup she covered herself because she had scars from small pocks
Theater in Elizabethan England
- The plays were often coarse and boisterous
- Covers all asects of the Elizabethan Theatre
- Any strangers were treated with suspiicion
- Started with Wandering Minstrels who moves from one castle and town to the next
- inn-yard, playhouse, and the theaters
- Period between 1562 and 1642
- The period starts before the establishment of the first permanent theatres
- Did the same play 2 days in a row
- 23 differnt plays
- IN 1574 the law said you need color, style, and fabric
Dramatic Structure
- There was no narrator
- The climax was Cassius;'s death
- Setting 44 b.c
- Setting (place) Ancient Rome
- Themes Fate versus free will
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- Mapa Mental sobre History behind Julius Caesar, creado por maggie molacek el 13/04/2017.
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