The Restoration era in English history saw the return of the monarchy with Charles II and sparked a cultural renaissance. Theaters reopened, leading to the birth of Restoration comedy and the first female stage actors. Literature flourished with works by Dryden and Milton, and women like Aphra Behn emerged as literary figures. The period also witnessed the Great Plague and the Great Fire of London, events that reshaped society and the city's landscape.
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Restoration Period Start Date
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Event Leading to the Restoration
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Theatrical Impact of the Restoration
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The ______ ______ War, which lasted from 1642 to 1651, was fought between ______ and ______, mainly over how the country should be governed.
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After the war, the ______ of ______ I resulted in the formation of the ______ led by ______ ______.
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Restoration era: significance in theater re-opening
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First women on English stage: impact
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______ was one of the first Englishwomen to make a living through writing, marking a significant step towards the inclusion of diverse voices in literature.
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Restoration influence on English arts
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Significant events during the Restoration
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Introduction of coffeehouses in Restoration England
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The ______ period, spanning from 1660 to 1700, is known for the reestablishment of the ______ in England.
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