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She was born in Greenwich, England.
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Elizabeth is trapped in the Tower of London while her sister, Mary I, becomes the queen.
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Elizabeth was freed from the prison but then she was put under house arrest.
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Elizabeth was crowned the Queen of England after her half-sister, Mary I, died. This queen was known to love the theater and plays, and Shakespeare being around the time that she was ruling, performed many plays for her. She was the Queen during England's Renaissance.
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Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, United Kingdom.
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The cousin of Queen Elizabeth, Mary of Scots, tried to kill her many times. Additionally, a pope named Pius V excommunicated the Queen.
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This couple were married until death.
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His first play was called Henry VI Part II.
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This disease killed many of Shakespeare's friends and relatives and the theaters were forced to close due to this horrid plague. The plague is mentioned in one of Shakespeare's greatest stories, Romeo and Juliet
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Shakespeare's first poem is written, Venus and Adonis.
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This was a play where Shakespeare creates an allusion to her majesty which is rather complementary.
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The iconic love story was written by Shakespeare.
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Her majesty, Queen Elizabeth, died and she had a rather great impact on England. She was their ruler for 44 years.
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This was the first performance of another great story by Shakespeare. It really is a shame that the queen was not around to watch it, since she was one of the main people who supported the arts and theater. She also was a patron of Shakespeare.
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Yet another iconic play is written and performed by Shakespeare.
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This theater is were many of Shakespeare's great plays were performed, including Hamlet. -
Known as the greatest writer in the English language, the greatest dramatist, and the Bard of Avon, Shakespeare dies at 52.
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