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What was the clapper dungeon in the Elizabethan times?
Oh, dude, the clapper dungeon in Elizabethan times was like a super fun place where they kept prisoners who were naughty and stuff. It was called the clapper dungeon because, you know, they would clap their hands and be like, "Time to go to jail, bro." It was basically the Elizabethan version of a time-out corner, but with way cooler vibes.
What is a Elizabethan Privateer?
Elizabethan Privateers are people who trade for Queen Elizabeth. They are the ones who go on trading ships and trade for her. They trade for things such as land.
What was the Elizabethan classroom like?
The Elizabethan classroom was a smaller, plain room, normally with a psalm and other lessons hanging on the walls. Children had private tutors until the age of 7, when they began grammar school. They only went to school until they turned 14, then they went to Universities, normally Oxford or Cambridge. Only upper and middle class children went to school, and school then was expensive and difficult. You had to attend 6 days a week, and you had to go to church on Sunday. Monday you were met with a quiz on Sundays sermon.
Did you have to pay to go to school in Victorian times?
School's were not free until the end of the Victorian era in 1891.
Why did boys go to school but girls didn't in Tudor times?
Girls were not educated in the middle ages because when they were older instead going out for a job most of them would just stay in and have to do housework. so thats why girlslearned how to cook and clean instead.
