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The presence of players and play-acting within the play points to an important theme: that real life is in certain ways like play-acting. ... In fact, most of the time people respond to their real-life situations with feelings and actions that are not based on certain knowledge. This is what Hamlet refuses to do.
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The power of the catholic church weakened
All of the following are correct about the Janissaries except: b: they fought as on horseback as cavalry warriors. In fact, Janissaries were infantry troops. <span>The janissaries were
Turkish soldiers recruited from the young and healthy local Christian
population in the Balkans, which were converted to Islam by
force. They were than trained to serve the sultan, and were very well equipped. It is said that janissaries were very brutal and dangerous. The
standing army composed of janissaries was formed in 1369. and existed until
1826.</span>
