Exam Review Part 4 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

What did the common wealth do?

A

Took control in 1642 and ended in 1660

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2
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Who led the common wealth?

A

Oliver Cromwell

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3
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What was Oliver Cromwell the leader of?

A

The common wealth

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4
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How long did the common wealth have control?

A

1642-1660 it was 18years

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5
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Who hated the theater?

A

Puritans

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6
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This groupie hated theater, what was the group name and what did they do?

A

The puritans and they burned down playhouses

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7
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What year did Charles II become king again?

A

1660

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8
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Why did Charles II become king again

A

The people voted it

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9
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This king loved theatre and brought it back

A

Charles II

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10
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What were the two major companies?

A

The Kong’s company and the Dukes company

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11
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Who owned the kings company?

A

Thomas Killigrew

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12
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Who owned the dukes company?

A

Sir William Davenant

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13
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This person claimed to be William Shakespeare god son

A

Sir William Davenant

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14
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What was the box put and gallery?

A

The seating arrangement in the theatre

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15
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How was the theatre lit?

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By candles but switched to oil lamps

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16
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Was the stage raked? Why?

A

Yes and to make the stage look deeper

17
Q

Where was the chandelier?

A

Over the stage

18
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We’re their foot lights?

19
Q

Where were the large proscenium doors located?

A

On each side of the stage

20
Q

What were the theaters made out of?

A

Brick and mortar

21
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How many people could the box, pit, and gallery theatre sit?

22
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Name three restoration playhouses

A

Druley Lane, Dorset garden, convent garden

23
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Did the rich pAy attention to the plays?

A

No it was a social deal

24
Q

These women sold fruit during the performance, and sometimes their body

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This play mocked the rich
The comedy of manners
26
This person was very attractive and would never commit to a relationship
True wit
27
Same as the true wit but would commit
Would wit
28
A man who’s wife slept with someone else (this person is an asshole)
Cuckold
29
This person is very overdressed and may be gay
Fop
30
The finest actor of the time. He was “better by a ton”
Thomas betterton
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The finest actress of the time. She became the kings mistress.
Nell gwyne