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The Jacobean culture or era was from 1567 to 1625 under the rule of James VI of Scotland. During this time some of Shakespeare's most popular plays were created during this time.
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Jacobean culture in England during the early 17th century was characterized by a flourishing of arts and literature, with playwrights like William Shakespeare and Ben Jonson producing iconic works. It was also marked by political intrigue, as King James I ruled and tensions simmered leading up to the English Civil War. The period was defined by a mix of prosperity and societal unrest, with a growing divide between the wealthy elite and the struggling lower classes.
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