Hardwick Hall - factors
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- Created on: 24-03-18 07:02
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- Hardwick Hall: Factors
- Social Factors
- The result of Hardwick Hall being built
- Shows independence & how she is capable to be wealthy and stable regardless of her relationship status
- Moving close to her childhood home
- Presents how she feels comfort in being close to her childhood home
- Bess' home consisted of various elements which were considered to be fashionable e.g long galleries
- Presents how she's still modern & sophisticated and shows how she enjoys flaunting about her wealth & status through her possessions
- The result of Hardwick Hall being built
- Economic factors
- Gained a lot of money through her failed marriages
- Allowed her to gain money to fund for her building of Hardwick Hall
- Left her to be one of the wealthiest women in Elizabethan England
- Gained a lot of money through her failed marriages
- Political factors
- Clearly displayed how much power and money she had gained through her marriages
- Shows how she was able to move up the hierarchy (social mobility wasn't very common)
- Having her home built on a hillside
- Clearly displays how much land she owns (symbol of wealth)
- All her marriages were with men of a high status
- Aided her ability to climb the social ladder from low gentry to high gentry
- Clearly displayed how much power and money she had gained through her marriages
- Social Factors
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