Based on what you learned about the audience who attended the Globe Theatre, which of the following statements explains the impact of Shakespeare's works on his own society?

A.

During the Elizabethan period, most people did not enjoy Shakespeare's plays.

B.

Only the upper class attended Shakespeare's performances.

C.

Only the lower class attended Shakespeare's performances.

D.

Though still stratified based on seating, all classes of people, be they rich or poor, attended Shakespeare's performances.

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Joslyn Nelson

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16 March, 12:57

Based on what you learned about the audience who attended the Globe Theatre, which of the following statements explains the impact of Shakespeare's works on his own society?

A.

During the Elizabethan period, most people did not enjoy Shakespeare's plays.

B.

Only the upper class attended Shakespeare's performances.

C.

Only the lower class attended Shakespeare's performances.

D.

Though still stratified based on seating, all classes of people, be they rich or poor, attended Shakespeare's performances.

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Tripp French · Answer 1

This is simple common sense. The answer is simple: though still stratified based on seating, all classes of people, be they rich or poor, attended Shakespeare's performances. This is the answer, simply because no matter your class, you could attend his plays, as long as you oblige the seating arrangements.