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    The document summarizes life in Elizabethan England and provides details about Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and the play Comedy of Errors. For commoners, life was difficult as they lived in stone houses and had limited work, while the rising middle class lived more comfortably in wooden two-story homes and wore fancy clothing. The upper class like the queen were very rich. The Globe Theatre featured a main stage, inner stage, trap doors, and galleries for viewing. The play Comedy of Errors takes place in Ephesus and involves errors and mistaken identities.

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    The document summarizes life in Elizabethan England and provides details about Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and the play Comedy of Errors. For commoners, life was difficult as they lived in stone houses and had limited work, while the rising middle class lived more comfortably in wooden two-story homes and wore fancy clothing. The upper class like the queen were very rich. The Globe Theatre featured a main stage, inner stage, trap doors, and galleries for viewing. The play Comedy of Errors takes place in Ephesus and involves errors and mistaken identities.

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    The document summarizes life in Elizabethan England and provides details about Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and the play Comedy of Errors. For commoners, life was difficult as they lived in stone houses and had limited work, while the rising middle class lived more comfortably in wooden two-story homes and wore fancy clothing. The upper class like the queen were very rich. The Globe Theatre featured a main stage, inner stage, trap doors, and galleries for viewing. The play Comedy of Errors takes place in Ephesus and involves errors and mistaken identities.

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    Elizabethan England

    Shakespeares Globe
    Theatre
    Comedy of Errors
    By: Nick and Sydney
    Elizabethan England
    As a commoner life was hard.
    A commoners house was made of stone and rock.
    As a commoner work was limited.
    The Rising middle classes homes were two story and made of wood.
    The rising middle class was not poor but not rich either.
    The rising middle class had very fancy clothing.
    Upper class such as the queen were very rich.
    It took 400 carts and more than 1200 horses for Royal Progress.
    The upper class had spectacular clothing with huge collars.
    The Globe
    Theater
    Flag
    The Heavens
    Tiring House
    Upper stage/balcony
    Galleries
    Main Stage
    Inner Stage
    Open Yard
    Support Pillars
    Trap Door
    Comedy Of Errors

    Ephesus
    Comedy of Errors
    The Globe Theatre
    Credits
    http://images.google.com/
    The Time Travellers Guide to Elizabethan England
    Freeplaymusic.com

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