During the Elizabethan era, Eve and women in general were traditionally viewed as weak, witless, and sinful for obeying Satan and eating the apple from the Tree of Knowledge. Full blame was cast upon Eve and consequentially, women suffered from this common perspective.
Still apart from being responsible for children and the household, women also worked.
Women of the upper classes enjoyed life and intrigued at court like the men.
Women of the middle classes often helped in the business and took care of the household at the same time.
Some were landladies or shopkeepers.
Women in cities of the lower classes, would often provide labor for the guilds (as seamstresses, tanners, weavers etc) or be midwives or market-women or prostitutes.
Women at farms worked at the land like the men, but were also responsible for spinning, weaving, making clothes, taking care of small animals, the house and children.
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Men are above women in the Elizabethan chain.
In the Elizabethan period, suitable activities for women largely revolved around domestic roles, such as managing the household, raising children, and engaging in needlework or other crafts. Some women, particularly from higher social classes, could participate in social events like dances, plays, and court gatherings. Education for women was limited, but those with access might engage in reading or music. Overall, women's public roles were restricted, with societal expectations emphasizing their duties within the home.
They didn't really have any position they were just thought as mother and household workers
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During Elizabethan times, only a small percentage of women were educated, primarily those from noble or wealthy families. Education for women was not widely encouraged, and many girls were taught only basic skills needed to manage a household.
Both did. The King's wife or lover often hunted with him.
The Elizabethan court was full of nobles and courtiers of both the male and female genders. Queen Elizabeth herself (for whom the period was named) was also a female.
If you mean to describe a time that was not Elizabethan, you could refer to the time before or after the Elizabethan era, such as the Tudor period or the Stuart period.
Women had to have many qualities, one of which being that they had to be obedient, have responsibility to look after the children and be a good wife. If you want to learn more about the women in this time just go to elizabethan-era.org.uk/elizabethan-women.htm or elizabethi.org/us/women/ :)
This is the time period when Queen Elizabeth I was the monarch.
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