The first Elizabethan era ended on March 24, 1603, when 69-year-old Queen Elizabeth I died in her sleep at Richmond Palace. “This morning, about three o’clock, her Majesty departed from this ...

Away from the luxury of the monarchy in the Elizabethan era, life for ordinary people was often hard and the number of poor people increased during Elizabeth’s reign. Unlike now, there was no ...

We were lucky to have had her – but we should also acknowledge that an extraordinary epoch, the second Elizabethan era, has ended, and a new one has begun. God Save the King.

Revise Life in Elizabethan times for your GCSE History exams with BBC Bitesize ... Revise everything you need to know about Queen Elizabeth I and the Elizabethan era. GCSE exam-style quizzes.

Researchers recently analyzed nine Elizabethan era archeological sites across London’s Bankside entertainment district to document a new way to locate, study, and identify bear-baiting evidence.

The golden era of Elizabethan literature may be said to date its commencement from the seven years which lie between 1579 and 1587--in other words, with the first characteristic poems of Spenser ...