Who were the Lord Chamberlain's Men?

A.
an acting company that Shakespeare was a part of and that was "adopted" and protected by a member of the royal court

B.
an organization of theater owners who paid Shakespeare to write plays to be performed on their stages

C.
a federation of Puritans who sought to shut down the theaters during Shakespeare's time

D.
a group of college-educated writers who were jealous of Shakespeare's success

Question

Who were the Lord Chamberlain's Men?	
 
 A.
an acting company that Shakespeare was a part of and that was "adopted" and protected by a member of the royal court
 
 B.
an organization of theater owners who paid Shakespeare to write plays to be performed on their stages
 
 C.
a federation of Puritans who sought to shut down the theaters during Shakespeare's time
 
 D.
a group of college-educated writers who were jealous of Shakespeare's success

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

i think it is a, but it could be b

anonymous · Answer

i know it can not be c and d

anonymous · Answer

The Lord Chamberlain's Men, also called the Chamberlain's Men, were a theatrical playing company with which William Shakespeare was associated for most of his professional life. It was the most popular company of players in Elizabethan and Jacobean England.

anonymous · Answer

i will give medal :)

anonymous · Answer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Chamberlain%27s_Men from the first paragraph, i might guess A. but it could be B...

anonymous · Answer

i would say a on this one, here is the medal, thx for the help, i will tag u if i get stuck under the rut :)

anonymous · Answer

sry i can't be much help. thx, though :)

anonymous · Answer

it is okay