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Elizabeth wasn't very nice about beggars so she sent them away to save money and food.
Posted by Shannon Louise Fazackerley- age 13
Janelle Nader
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∙ 10y agoBecause they were taking taxes from the people of England most people would end up poor or in most cases unemployed. There were many different types of beggars and some or most of them would hurt themselves on purpose to get your money, or steal in some cases.
To be honest just go look it up on Google, i'm only 13 and i don't know much so there is that answer booooooom! ;P
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∙ 13y agoElizabeth was a fair queen, unlike most English monarchs that ruled in the sixteenth century. to help the poor, Elizabeth raised the taxed, but only on the rich to give money to the poor to buy food and clothes for them self and she also made work houses for the poor people to live in and to work from. in this era, poor people were extremely poor and lived on the streets and didn't eat for days.
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∙ 13y agoElizabeth wasn't very nice about beggars so she sent them away to save money and food.
Posted by Shannon Louise Fazackerley- age 13
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∙ 12y agohelp them
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She used her brain, refused to marry, got some good spies, bribed pirates with a share of the loot and built a good enough navy to beat the Spanish. Finally she lived for quite a long time.
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Not all people were poor. The rich were very rich and most landowners were not poor but their tenants were and most manual workers, (most of the population), were poor. If you don't have a rich family and you have to earn your wage by manual work, and in those days that meant agricultural work, you are tied to a landowner who pays you and owns your house. If you cause any problems to your landlord, you lose your job and your home, and there's always someone who will step into your job for a smaller wage because that is better than living in the open with no money at all.
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Beggars are so poor because they want money. Sometimes they just want people to give them more money. They had money but they just want alot more then they have.
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Hobophobia is by definition, "The fear of bums or beggars." Essentially, people with hobophobia are afraid of poor people.
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use they were used by the rich people in the society
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