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What play of Shakespeare had become famous enough by 1592 to show that he was well recognized in London?
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Henry VI Part 3. A line from this play was parodied in a pamphlet by Robert Greene in that year.
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∙ 6y agoThe play was Henry VI Part 3 which was parodied in a pamphlet called A Groatsworth of Wit, published in 1592
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9. By 1592 what plays of Shakespeare and had become famous enough to show that he was well recognized in London?
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What was Shakespeare's political affiliation?
Shakespeare did not get involved in national politics for two reasons: first, he was not a nobleman and only noblemen could go to court and influence the monarch and second, it was dangerous to make political statements in plays, as the producers of The Isle of Dogs found to their cost. Although Shakespeare's father was involved in local politics, Shakespeare was not really connected enough to Stratford to play a part in their political system, and not respectable enough to be involved in London politics. Also, political parties as we now understand them did not exist in Shakespeare's day.
How would you describe Shakespeare family?
There is not enough specific information to describe Shakespeare's family life.
Is Shakespeare image copywrighted?
Most of the images of Shakespeare are old enough that they are in the public domain. It's only new drawings or paintings of Shakespeare which may be copyrighted.
Did Shakespeare like what he did?
We have no records of what Shakespeare did or did not like or what he did or did not feel. Presumably he liked what he did well enough to keep on doing it for two decades.
9. By 1592 what plays of Shakespeare and had become famous enough to show that he was well recognized in London?
Don't put the number of the question you are copying from your test at the front of your question. Our website has a difficult time with such questions.
Did anything happen in Shakespeare's life that caused him to become a writer?
There is no definitive event in Shakespeare's life that caused him to become a writer. He likely developed an interest in writing through his education, exposure to plays in Stratford-upon-Avon, and working in the London theater scene. His talent and skill as a writer helped him rise to prominence in the literary world.
When did Shakespeare probably go to London?
Between 1585 and 1592 sometime. It is more likely that he went toward the beginning of that period because it must have taken him at least some time to become established and confident and knowledgeable enough to write plays and have them produced.
What was Shakespeare's political affiliation?
Shakespeare did not get involved in national politics for two reasons: first, he was not a nobleman and only noblemen could go to court and influence the monarch and second, it was dangerous to make political statements in plays, as the producers of The Isle of Dogs found to their cost. Although Shakespeare's father was involved in local politics, Shakespeare was not really connected enough to Stratford to play a part in their political system, and not respectable enough to be involved in London politics. Also, political parties as we now understand them did not exist in Shakespeare's day.
How would you describe Shakespeare family?
There is not enough specific information to describe Shakespeare's family life.
What influenced William Shakespeare's life the most?
There is not enough personal information on Shakespeare to answer this question accurately and honestly.
Is Shakespeare image copywrighted?
Most of the images of Shakespeare are old enough that they are in the public domain. It's only new drawings or paintings of Shakespeare which may be copyrighted.
Did William Shakespeare have to overcome any obstacles in his lifetime?
Presumably, although his life is not well-documented enough to be detailed about it. We presume that it wasn't easy for a guy from Warwickshire with only the equivalent of a high-school education to break into the London theatre scene, but it was not unheard of. Ben Jonson was no better educated than Shakespeare and he did it too.
Did Shakespeare like what he did?
We have no records of what Shakespeare did or did not like or what he did or did not feel. Presumably he liked what he did well enough to keep on doing it for two decades.
Did shakespeare fight anyone in his life?
Possibly. We do not have enough records of Shakespeare's life to confirm that he did, and it would be impossible to prove that he didn't.
Why are Shakespeare's writings timeless?
They are arguably very well written. Many people find enjoyment from the multitude of play's Shakespeare wrote. Therefore, many feel like his plays are good enough that everyone should have read/seen them in order to become more cultured. Because this has generally been treated as the case, Shakespeare's plays are considered timeless.
Did William Shakespeare come to Prescot?
It's unlikely he was ever in Lancashire. Basically we know he was in Stratford and London and the places in between. He may have gone to other places when the company was on tour. We just don't have enough information to say for sure.
