Question

All of the following were dramatic genres in Elizabethan England except _____.

a. history
b. comedy
c. morality
d. tragedy

Answer 1

All of the following were dramatic genres in Elizabethan England except morality

Answer 2

Morality

Step-by-step explanation:

Traditionally, Elizabethan plays were classified into three main categories: history, comedy and tragedy. History included plays such as King Lear and Richard III (Shakespeare). These plays usually dealt with the history of England. On the other hand, tragedies included plays such as Tamburlaine (Marlowe) and Othello (Shakespeare). Finally, comedy was an important genre, usually identified by its happy ending. These include plays such as The Tempest and Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare).