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Poverty: its causes, Elizabethan explanations and responses
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How were the unemployed viewed in Elizabethan times?

Lazy

By how much did population grow in Elizabethan England?

A million

Year of bad harvest causing starvation

1590

Why did sheep farming reduce labour needs?

Sheep needed less labour than crops

Statute of Artificers year

1563

Apprenticeship length (Statute of Artificers)

Seven years

When were Houses of Correction established?

1576

When was compulsory poor rate introduced?

1598

When was death penalty for beggars reinstated?

1598

Elizabethan Poor Law year

1601

How long did 1601 Poor Law last?

Over 200 years

Who were almshouses for?

The deserving poor

Impact of Henry VIII dissolving monasteries on poor

Poor had nowhere to go for shelter

How did Elizabethan England deal with poverty?

Harshly

What did Elizabethans believe about the poor?

Lazy and unwilling to work

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