what does it mean when it asks why you chose this time period

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anonymous · Answer

It's usually asking about details pertaining to a time period in those types of questions.
 Such as: Why did you chose the Civil War Time period? And your response might be, I wanted to bring to light the conflicts of the time, such as slavery and secession.   Does that make sense?

pooja195 · Answer

sort of so say i did the balcony scene from romeo and juliet what would i say

anonymous · Answer

Can you rephrase the question? I'm having trouble with that.

What I think you're saying is, Why choose the  Elizabethan period for the play? The answer might be: because small towns made it easy for conflict to arise, or something to do with the themes of the play, like romantic love, family loyalty, etc.

pooja195 · Answer

oh i see thnks

pooja195 · Answer

y was it easier to make plays in elizabethian times??