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A litter as used in Elizabethan times (and both before and after) is a form of unwheeled transport. It was used primarily to carry ladies of high rank and was similar to a sedan chair, but could be carried at shoulder height. There was enough room for the dresses the ladies wore and they sat or reclined in them as they were carried.
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What was the Elizabethan period like?
The Elizabethan period was between 1558 up to 1603. It was the golden age in English history and the height of the English Renaissance with flowering English poetry, literature, and music.
How does an Elizabethan world-view differ from ours?
Nowadays we have more knowledge than in the Elizabethan time. Thus, we have more information to know more.
Who stood in the uncovered portion of the Globe Theatre in the Elizabethan Era?
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In the last half of the 16th century why was it identified as the Elizabethan period?
The last half of the 16th century is called the Elizabethan period is because Elizabeth I was the queen. Even though she was not queen for that entire period, she was very influential.
Why should people not litter?
Because when you litter all of the trash end up in the ocean. When the trash ends up in the ocean it can kill the sea animals. So please don't litter.
