places in his life
can it be where he was born
what else
conflicts in his life
idk
women in his life
anne hathaway his wife
men in his life
can it be his fayher and the ppl he owrked with and his publisher
children in his life
susanna
hamnet and judith
mistakes he made
idk
victories he celebrated-
well could it be his plays were published
elizabethan cultures and traditionjs that influenced his life and career
idk
theater in his life- was an actor bult his own theater
was a managing partner in lord chamberlains men, an acting company
famous works- 15/37 of his plays were published
controversies in his life
his son died
diseases that impacted his life and work
London theaters are closed due to an outbreak of bubonic plague that eventually kills about five percent of the city's residents, he dedicated this time to write poetry.
mysteries surrounding his life and death
idk
queen who patronized and recognized Shakespeare genius?
Read some good biographies about Shakespeare. Here are some:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare
http://www.bardweb.net/
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To answer your questions and provide explanations:
1. Places in his life: Yes, one important place in Shakespeare's life is where he was born, which is Stratford-upon-Avon in England. Additionally, other significant places include London, where he worked and lived for most of his career, and various locations where his plays were performed.
2. Conflicts in his life: While specific conflicts in Shakespeare's personal life may not be well-documented, conflicts can refer to any challenges or difficulties he faced. This could include professional rivalries, financial struggles, or societal and political tensions of the time.
3. Women in his life: Anne Hathaway was indeed his wife. She was eight years older than Shakespeare and they had three children together: Susanna, and twins Hamnet and Judith.
4. Men in his life: Yes, notable men in Shakespeare's life included his father, John Shakespeare, who was a successful businessman, and his colleagues in the theater industry, including actors, playwrights, and his publisher.
5. Children in his life: Shakespeare had three children: Susanna, Hamnet, and Judith. Hamnet died at the age of 11, which deeply affected Shakespeare and is believed to have influenced his later works dealing with themes of grief and loss.
6. Mistakes he made: It is unclear what specific mistakes Shakespeare made, as historical records are limited. However, like any individual, he may have had personal and professional setbacks or regrets.
7. Victories he celebrated: One significant victory for Shakespeare was the publication of his plays. During his lifetime, 15 out of his total 37 plays were published, helping to establish his reputation as a playwright.
8. Elizabethan cultures and traditions that influenced his life and career: Shakespeare was greatly influenced by the cultural and social norms of the Elizabethan era. This included the hierarchical society, the importance of courtly love, the dominance of Christianity, and the vibrant theater culture of the time.
9. Theater in his life: Shakespeare was not only a playwright but also an actor. He performed on stage and was a managing partner in the Lord Chamberlain's Men, an acting company that later became the King's Men. He also built his own theater called the Globe Theatre, which became one of the most renowned theater venues of his time.
10. Controversies in his life: While controversies surrounding Shakespeare's personal life are not well-documented, one notable controversy was the speculation and debate regarding the authorship of his plays, which has led to various theories over the years.
11. Diseases that impacted his life and work: One significant disease that impacted Shakespeare's life and work was the outbreak of bubonic plague in London. This led to the closure of the city's theaters, including the Globe Theatre, for extended periods. During these closures, Shakespeare focused more on writing poetry.
12. Mysteries surrounding his life and death: Your answer "idk" indicates that you are unsure about any mysteries surrounding Shakespeare's life and death. While there are various theories and speculations, the truth remains elusive and debatable. Examples of mysteries include his lost years, the sonnets' dedication, and the cause of his death.