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During which period did William Shakespeare write his works?
During which period did William Shakespeare write his works?
- Jacobean Age
- Elizabethan Age (correct)
- Commonwealth Period
- Caroline Age
Which period was characterized by refinement and elegance?
Which period was characterized by refinement and elegance?
- Elizabethan Age
- Jacobean Age
- Commonwealth Period
- Caroline Age (correct)
Which period produced an abundance of prose and was the time when John Milton wrote?
Which period produced an abundance of prose and was the time when John Milton wrote?
- Elizabethan Age
- Restoration (correct)
- Caroline Age
- Jacobean Age
Which period was known for being sophisticated, sombre, and conscious of social abuse and rivalry?
Which period was known for being sophisticated, sombre, and conscious of social abuse and rivalry?
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Shakespearean Era
- William Shakespeare's works were primarily written during the late 16th to early 17th century, specifically the Elizabethan and early Jacobean periods.
- This period is known for its rich cultural achievements in literature, theater, and arts.
Neoclassicism
- Characterized by refinement and elegance, Neoclassicism spanned the late 17th and early 18th centuries.
- It drew inspiration from classical antiquity, emphasizing order, symmetry, and adherence to classical ideals.
The Age of Prose
- The late 17th century to early 18th century produced a wealth of prose literature.
- John Milton, known for "Paradise Lost," wrote during this period, which focused on themes of religious and moral significance.
The Enlightenment
- Known for its sophistication and somber nature, the Enlightenment emphasized reason and intellectual exchange in the 18th century.
- This period was marked by a consciousness of social abuse and rivalry, leading to writings that critiqued society and promoted reforms.
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