What Did Money Generally Signify in the Drama of Seventeenth

question 18

Multiple Choice

What did money generally signify in the drama of seventeenth century Europe?

• A)the emphasis of artificial material of the world,with expensive wigs and elaborate dress used to show the foppery of nobles
• B)the difference between feigned values and intrinsic ones,between hollow presumption and flattery and solid worth
• C)money meant independence and power
• D)that the character was important

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