Lifestyles Of The Ruch And The Poor Flashcards
(8 cards)
What was a common reason for landowners to remodel their homes?
To keep up with fashion and often to entertain the queen during her progresses.
What design shapes were commonly used for wealthy houses during this period?
Symmetrical ‘E’ or ‘H’ shape
What architectural features were typical in remodeled homes?
Large glazed windows, brick chimneys, fireplaces, low ceilings, and tapestry-lined walls.
These features contributed to both aesthetics and functionality.
What was the purpose of the long gallery in these homes?
For exercise, walking, playing games, and displaying family portraits.
The gallery typically had windows, fireplaces, stools, small tables, and chests.
What did men typically wear during this period?
Doublet, breeches, stockings, jerkin, stiffened ruff, and leather shoes.
This reflects the fashion trends of the time.
What were women’s typical clothing items during this era?
Farthingale, gown, stockings, ruffs, jewellery, and leather shoes.
These items were indicative of women’s fashion in the period.
What type of education did the sons of wealthy nobles receive?
Tutored at home and taught languages like Latin, social etiquette, hunting, and dancing.
This highlights the emphasis on a well-rounded education for boys of the elite class.
How were girls educated in wealthy families?
By a governess, focusing on how to run a household.
This reflects the societal expectations of women’s roles during this period.
