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2. Housing and Housing Interiors Homes in this era were known as Tudor homes There were more windows and staircases in these homes. Houses were made for comfort instead of self-defense Furniture became more elaborate Great attention was paid to beds Feather beds and four poster beds became popular Homes in this era were known as Tudor homes There were more windows and staircases in these homes. Houses were made for comfort instead of self-defense Furniture became more elaborate Great attention was paid to beds Feather beds and four poster beds became popular

3. Meals Families ate three meals They had breakfast, lunch (which they called dinner) and super They cooked on an open fire and used iron boxes for pans Families ate three meals They had breakfast, lunch (which they called dinner) and super They cooked on an open fire and used iron boxes for pans

4. Towns, Merchant Guilds and Craft Guilds New social class (merchant) ~Population grew after black death ~Taxes go to government Controlled trade ~People who bought and sold merchandise People who made and sold merchandise ~Regulated equality, working hours and conditions of members New social class (merchant) ~Population grew after black death ~Taxes go to government Controlled trade ~People who bought and sold merchandise People who made and sold merchandise ~Regulated equality, working hours and conditions of members

5. Apprentices, Journeymen and Masters, Cleanliness, Streets and Livestock in the streets Two-seven years ~Traveled making crafts ~Only after best-work was approved for him to open his own shop Dirty water was used Newly paved roads during this time Pigs ~Owner chargers for death of dead animal if his pig was shot in the street Two-seven years ~Traveled making crafts ~Only after best-work was approved for him to open his own shop Dirty water was used Newly paved roads during this time Pigs ~Owner chargers for death of dead animal if his pig was shot in the street

6. High Society / Noble Obligations This age was called the Tudor years Nobility and Knights were at the top of the social classes. Merchant class was rapidly growing Nobles were normally people who inherited money and barely worked. “Being a noble often brought debt not profit.” They had to house and entertain visiting nobles. They had to maintain huge houses, always have lots of food and have a great deal of entertainment This age was called the Tudor years Nobility and Knights were at the top of the social classes. Merchant class was rapidly growing Nobles were normally people who inherited money and barely worked. “Being a noble often brought debt not profit.” They had to house and entertain visiting nobles. They had to maintain huge houses, always have lots of food and have a great deal of entertainment

7. Elizabethan In this time one of the biggest honors was housing Queen Elizabeth. She would stay with nobles throughout the country and she would save money by making the nobles pay a bill for her visit. Many people wished to not house her because they feared bankruptcy. In this time one of the biggest honors was housing Queen Elizabeth. She would stay with nobles throughout the country and she would save money by making the nobles pay a bill for her visit. Many people wished to not house her because they feared bankruptcy.

8. Law Enforcement The “Sanctuary” Law Town Curfew Bell Town Fires

9. Wooden and Brick Buildings The Town Day Market Hours Bells and Criers

10. plays and playwrites were popular after 1580 midievil tournaments were replaced with masques guns back then did not work in wet weather

11. Nobles old & new nobles old and new: distinction between old and new families he new merchant class the prosperity of the wool trade led to a surge in building in the active wool areas.

12. Works Cited “Elizabeth I and Elizabethan Life in England." UK Travel and Heritage - Britain Express UK Travel Guide. Web. 12 Apr. 2011. “Medieval England - Medieval Towns." UK Travel and Heritage - Britain Express UK Travel Guide. Web. 12 Apr. 2011.