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1 Elizabethan Era Rebecca Kane

2 Clothing Women Men Gowns Hats Collars Corsets Underwear Ruffs Shoes
Doublets Breeches Underwear Collars Ruffs Shoes

3 Architecture Tudor Style Thatched roofs Leaded Cased Windows
Vertical or Diagonal timbers

4 Religion Protestant and Catholic Executions Monarchs Religious Schools
Didn’t Practice Religion Monarchs Dictated Favored Religion Religious Schools

5 Work Cited http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/elizabethan-clothing.htm

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