Which is true of the Elizabethan Age?

Question 25 options:

There were no patrons in England to support the arts.

Only the wealthy could attend plays in London.

The arts thrived during the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

Renaissance ideas did not reach England.

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15 December, 17:40

Which is true of the Elizabethan Age?

Question 25 options:

There were no patrons in England to support the arts.

Only the wealthy could attend plays in London.

The arts thrived during the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

Renaissance ideas did not reach England.

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Jordon Morales · Answer 1

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The arts thrived during the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

Mohamed Morales · Answer 2

The arts thrived during the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

Explanation:

Elizabethan Age was characterized by a booming in the arts in general, the nobles exerted a considerable patronage in artists all over the country (shakespeare started writtin in this age), england was heavily influenced by Renaissance ideas regarding theater, paintings and arts in general

Which is true of the Elizabethan Age?Question 25 options:There were no patrons in England to support the arts.Only the wealthy could attend plays in London.The arts thrived during the reign of Queen Elizabeth.Renaissance ideas did not reach England.

Which is true of the Elizabethan Age?

Question 25 options:

There were no patrons in England to support the arts.

Only the wealthy could attend plays in London.

The arts thrived during the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

Renaissance ideas did not reach England.