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What are ethics a persons understanding of right and wrong
Who is responsible for shaping a persons sense of ethics friends, family, yourself, peers and teachers
what impact does social media have on your sense of ethics by seeing other peoples posts you can decide if it is ethical or unethical
give 5 examples of entertainment movies, t.v, socializing, music, books, reading, Hugh, jokes comedy etc.
define entertainment the action of being provided with amusement or enjoyment
Define a freak show a freak show is usually an exhibition of people who are physically different. the acts are intended to shock audiences.
what are some acts that could be in a freak show fire eating or sword swallowing
describe three things about the Globe Theatre was completely made of wood, could have a canon fired in it and had no cieling
how many people could fit into the Globe Theatre 3000
what were the people who stood to watch plays called groundlings
Who wrote Romeo and Juliet William shakesphere
Give three examples of Shakespeare plays Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet and a midsummer nights dream
in Romeo and Juliet, what was Juliets last name Capulet
In Romeo and Juliet, how do they both die Juliet stabs herself and Romeo drinks poison
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