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What is the most common name ending for a city town village or hamlet in England?
ton
What town was the setting of Shakespeare's hamlet?
Elsinore...a port city in Denmark.
What is larger than a village and smaller than a city?
A conurbation is a number of cities, towns and other urban areas that have joined through population growth and industrial expansion. The definition Metropolitan area also applies
Why does Hamlet call his play The Mousetrap?
Hamlet doesn't actually stage a play called The Mousetrap. He asks the travelling players (The Tragedians of the City) to put on The Murder of Gonzago, which is the real name of the play. Hamlet calls it the Mousetrap because his purpose in asking them to play it is to trap Claudius into a confession of guilt.
How does Harlem react to polonius death?
I don't know whether you mean the Harlem that is part of New York City or the one in Holland, although I'm sure that the play Hamlet has been performed in both. However, the NYC Harlem did not develop a theatre scene until the 1930s; before that time, all theatre was in Lower or Midtown Manhattan. By that time everyone must have known exactly what was going to happen in Hamlet before they got to the theatre.
How would you describe London city town village hamlet?
City
How the village became a city?
People who lived in the village built farms and houses. The village grew bigger and became a town and the town grew bigger and bigger and became a city.
What is an antonym for Hamlet?
hamletmeaning: a small village synonym: community antonym: city it is different from a city because it is a small village while the city is big hope this helped ;)
What is the most common name ending for a city town village or hamlet in England?
ton
What city do muslims pray in?
They may do so in any city, town, village, hamlet or even alone in the wilderness.
Where was a church in Middle Ages?
In the Middle Ages, every village, town, and city had a church. In fact, the presence of a church was what distinguished a village from a hamlet.
What were the names of the different kinds of communities in the middle ages?
The smallest communities were hamlets. A hamlet was just a collection of cottages and other buildings. The thing that distinguished a hamlet from a village was that the hamlet had no church.The village was like a hamlet, but it had a church. Most manors had villages on them. Some had hamlets in addition. A village was allowed to host fairs, but not to have a permanent market.A town differed from a village, not because it was bigger, but because it had a feature that distinguished it from a village, just as the church distinguished the village from a hamlet. Originally, that feature was a permanent market, which could only be had by royal charter (the reason there were only eight towns in England when William the Conqueror took over). Later, a town could be so because it had more than one church, or because it had permanent town officers and a town hall.Originally city had a cathedral, and this was what distinguished it from a town. Just as towns did, cities normally had permanent markets. Later, a community could be a city because it had a royal charter, even if there was no cathedral.
Which is bigger a town or a city?
A city is bigger than a town. Normally, a town has a population of less than 1,000, while a city has a population greater than 1,000.
What is the difference between a Hamlet a city a village and a town?
It usually depends on the size, or the population. a hamlet is a group of a couple of family's. a village is a place that has hundreds of people, a town usually has thousands of people, and so on. although sometimes this isn't true in the USA. Sorry if this didn't answer your question
Another name for 'town'?
City. Settlement. Conurbation. Urban district.
What is the largest city in the northeastern megalopolis?
okanogan
What Parts of japan form a megalopolis?
The city
