"The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet"
One of Shakespeare's most famous stories, "Romeo and Juliet" is the tale of two star-crossed lovers willing to do anything to be together, despite the many factions screaming at them to part. While the prologue gives away the ending, Shakespeare weaves a story that would give Jersey Shore a run for its money.
William ShakespeareShakespeare is the bard of Elizabethan England. Though he is well-versed in sonnets, he is well-known for his comedies and tragedies written for the stage. Some controversy surrounds the notion that he should be credited with the many plays that are listed as his own today--we will assert that he is the author of "Romeo and Juliet."
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Classroom Documents:
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Essay Rubric
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Power Point with Background Information:
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Jeopardy Game to Study for the Test:
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