In fact, there is little evidence to suggest that people lived with their wider family and most Elizabethans lived in a nuclear family with parents and children ...

Children were subservient to the adults in the family. They were raised to respect and obey their parents. Infant mortality was high during the Elizabethan era ...

Wives were regarded as properties of husbands. Women were expected to get married and dependent on the males all her life. Women's Roles in the Elizabethan Era.

The Elizabethan age is considered to be a time of English renaissance that inspired national pride through classical ideals, international expansion, and naval ...

All boys had basic education, but could go to a university if they wished. In a household, the role of men was to make the money , So his family could live.

most households comprised of a father, mother and children · some wealthy nobles lived with other relatives · noble families had a staff of live-in servants.

Broken families Though divorce was virtually unheard of in the period, many, if not most families were "broken" in the sense that one parent had died and the ...

15 июн. 2019 г. · ... Elizabethan era, children of the family were cherished. They were given toys to play with – dolls, toy soldiers, hobby horses and the like.

Marriages were often arranged by parents. Most marriages were not made for romantic love, but for social or financial purposes. Divorce and separation were rare ...