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Church of England

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Anglican church: national church of England has sea in Canterbury and monarchs as temporial heads

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Oath of Supremacy

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Required for any person in public of public or church office to swear allegiance to the king as governor of church of england. Failure is treason

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Interlude

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Short entertainment- plays at noble households and at court especially during holidays. Less didactic more secular and added comedy between courses in feasts

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Free Grammar Schools

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Schools operated under elizabeth and her predecessors for free education regardless of sex or rank

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Renaissance ideal

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Having specific knowledge in many fields, across all ages, specifically classic works. “a man who can do all things”

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Lyric poetry

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Short poem of songlike quality with personal or emotional meaning

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Blank verse

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Unrhymed poetry usually in iambic pentameter

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The Gunpowder Plot

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A conspiracy in 1605 to blow up James I and house of parliament to avenge persecution of Catholics in England led by Guy Fawkes

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Metaphysical Poets

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Loose group of British lyric poets of the fifth century whose work was characterized by inventive use of conceits and speculation about topics such as love and religion

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King’s Men

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Group of thespians that William Shakespeare belonged to. Formally known as the lord Chamberlain’s men under Elizabeth, but king’s men under James I

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