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By: Kaela Butler
1. Unknown Author. __Elizabethan Clothing.__ unknown date. Google.Inc. 3/9/2009 http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/elizabethan-clothing.htm

This site tells the different types of clothing that was worn in the Elizabethan era. It tells that the elizabethan era citizens were not as free on choosing what they wanted to wear. It tells the different styles that were used and worn, and it gives many other links that also show more facts on the clothing choices. " "The subjects range from the type of clothing regarded as Upper Class Fashion - rich, sumptuous materials and elegant styles to clothes worn by the lower classes using basic materials." "Elizabethans were not allowed to wear what clothes they liked." 2. Unknown Author.__Elizabethan Manners.__ unknown date. Ask.com Inc. 3/9/2009 http://www.ask.com/bar?q=elizabethan+era+manners&page=1&qsrc=0&zoom=%3CKW%3EElizabethan+Era%3C%2FKW%3E+Clothing%7C%3CKW%3EElizabethan+Era%3C%2FKW%3E+Recipes%7CMedicine+in+the+%3CKW%3EElizabethan+Era%3C%2FKW%3E&ab=0&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.latourdulac.com%2Fmanners%2FElizabethan.html

This site is about the different ways of correct manners. For example it tells the proper way to greet a prince for males and females, and it tells the proper manners at the table. "If you wanted social advancement, you would end up having to go to court at some point." "The formal court setting we see in the SCA was something that typically only happened on special occasions."

Article: Unknown, Unknown. "Elizabethan Theater." __National Endowment For the Arts presents Shakespeare In American communities__ (unknown): 1. http://www.shakespeareinamericancommunities.org/education/theater.shtml This Article is about the Elizabethan Era Theater which pretty much made up their etiquette people. "Even in an era when popular entertainment included public executions and cock-fighting, theater became central to Elizabethan social life." "The rich theatrical flowering begun by Shakespeare and his contemporaries continued into the seventeenth century, well beyond the reign of Queen Elizabeth." **Susan's Sites:** 1. Unknown. __Elizabethan Women__. Unknown. Not Stated. Unknown. http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/elizabethan-women.htm This site tells about what the women in the Elizabethan Era did. The different social classes in this informative website are: royalty, upper class, and lower class. Information included is about what they did, marriage, and education.

2. Marc Kamin. European History. 1/27/2009. All Expert. 2/11/2009. http://en.allexperts.com/q/European-History-670/2009/1/Elizabethan-Etiquette-Manners.htm On this wonderful website, there are three links to Elizabethan etiquette sites. The first is all about women, the second about how Queen Elizabeth was a main point, and the third is a overall view of manners.

By: Kelsey Matthews

This site has many facts about Elizabethan Women and how they were supposed to act and dress. Unknown Author. __Elizabethan Women__. Unknow date. Elizabethan Era Copyright information. http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/elizabethan-women.htm

This site has a poem about manners at meal time: Unknown Author. Manners in Elizabethan time. Unknown. not stated. Uknown. http://www.seatofmars.com/elizabethanmanners.htm By: Andrea Green

1. Elizabethan Etiquette 2. Kaela- approaching a prince Kelsey- marriage Susan- social classes Andrea- clothing Kaela will provide a flashdrive, Susan will put the whole project together after each person puts her pictures and songs or other media onto the flash drive. 3. We will need computer time.

Secretary- Kaela Timer- Andrea Facilitator- Susan Most Responsible and technological person + presenter- Kelsey (a.k.a.the most ah-maze-ing person ever) Obj: Create job list of EE project evaluate new readings. Paragraph 1 revised: == The men's clothing of the Elizabethan Era was pretty complicated. The outfit had many things that went into it, like the outfit contained doublet, sleeves, hose ruff hats, cloaks, and most men had hair and beards. The doublet covered the back and chest, and was stuffed with horse hair. The sleeves covered the hand up to wrist, and the hose covered the waist down. According to Meckek.com, "Men clothing could be compared to a suit of armor." Yet, many of the clothes they wore depended on what type of class they were in. == -gramatical errors -spelling errors -didn't correctly cite it example: -Google. unknown. Google. 3/9/09 [www.google.com].