What was the general level of pension provision in Elizabethan England?

What was the level of welfare provision during the Elizabethan age?

Which institution was the main provider of limited aid for the poor in Elizabethan England?

Which of these best describes the arrangement of society during the Elizabethan Age?

Which of these was the name for the set of laws governing which classes could wear which fabrics?

What name was given to wandering beggars in Elizabethan England?

Which of these diseases was a common reason for the rejection of beggars during Elizabethan times?

In which institution were “Alms Boxes” kept?

Which religious concept was used as a justification for vast inequality during the Elizabethan age?

What was contained within “Alms Boxes”?

Which of these was regarded as the lowest class of Elizabethan Society?

Traditionally, on which day were “Alms Boxes” opened?

Which of these had not started to generate wealth in the Elizabethan Age?

What name is used today to mark the date of the traditional opening of “Alms Boxes”?

What was the usual rural solution to Vagabondage?

Which of these cities had the largest amount of people in poverty in Elizabethan England?

Vagabonds generally lacked both money and which of these?

Conscription into which of these was a common method of dealing with the poor?

What is meant by the term “urbanisation”?

Which of these is not an example of an emerging middle class profession in the Elizabethan Age

Which of these best describes the level of education received by much of the public in the Elizabethan age?

What was the primary economic activity for most the population during the Elizabethan age?