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The Rich During The Elizabethan Era
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Mind Map on The Rich During The Elizabethan Era, created by Ninaaa on 06/12/2013.
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The Rich During The Elizabethan Era
"A description of England"
William Harrison
Published in 1577
Houses made of brick and stone
Windows made of glass
Feathered pillows
Servants
Male help costs £2
Female help costs £1
Average wealthy home can afford around 6 domestic staff
Exceptionally rich homes can afford up to 20 domestic staff
Man of the house would often beat servants
Is allowed to punish servants as long as he does not kill them
Even so, there will likely be no punishment
Most likely live with their masters
Cook
Clean
Look after children
Fashion
Wealthy women would decorate hair in jewels
Hair was taken care of because they could afford linen and water
Coloured dye was expensive
Needs to be imported from other countries
Women must not show arms or legs, but breast is acceptable
Increasing popularity of neck collars called ruffs
Social Events
Entitled to better seats at the Globe Theatre
Many banquets and gatherings
Queen may pay an overnight visit
Expense of food, help, renovation, decoration and entertainment
Food
Entitled to the luxury of meat
Venison
Lamb
Eel
Beef
Salmon
Fowl
Shellfish
The rich did not eat many fruit or vegetables
'Simple food'
More prone to bladder infections, scurvy and kidney stones
How did people become better off in the 16th century?
Getting important jobs in Parliament
Marrying into wealthy families
Investing in overseas voyages
Bringing back goods from overseas voyages
Using land
Gaining profit on:
Rearing sheep
Mining
Making iron
Rising food prices
Farmers making bigger profits
Buying monastery
Buying land off Henry VIII and renting to farmers
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