This enquiry helps students evaluate how far the Elizabethan period could be described as a ‘Golden Age’ of culture.
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Students read a reconstruction of an entertaining day spent in London in 1588. This story is written through the eyes of a rich chap.
They use the information to help them make up their own mind – was this really a cultural Golden Age or simply a myth deliberately spread by Elizabeth’s propaganda machine and nostalgic writers ever since?
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