compare the general characteristics of the Elizabethan age and neoclassical age .

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Introduction
     Elizabethan Age 
         
        • The Elizabthan age began during the year 1558 to 1603 the reign of queen Elizabeth .
        • This age is also known as the age of the Renaissance.
         •This age is the golden age in English history queen Elizabeth . 
       
Neoclassical Age 
• The age is know as classical age or age of reason.
• Neoclassical literature was written between 1660 and 1798.
• Neoclassical literature is characterized by order , accuracy and structure .
•It is a period of Enlightenment .
• Literature of the age is concerned with human Nature , supermacy of Reason.

Compare The characteristics 

Elizabethan age         Neoclassical age
•A strong National.    • Order 
  Spirit                                    
• By Religious             • Accuracy
    Tolerance 
• By social content     • Structure
• By intellectual           • conservatism
     Progress
• By unbounded        
   Enthusiasm  
     
   Laking the creative genius of the Elizabethan writers,The poets of the age turned to the great clssical writers, particular to the Latin writer, for inspiration .
        Already in the literature had become clearly expressed . And in the closing years of the Elizabethan age great minds  like Bacon and Milton relected in their writings the dawn of a fresh interest the spirit of criticism,of Balance and sobriety. As this literature Came of a reaction from Elizabethan Romanticism,it is called classical by contrast .
     
  Conclusion 
       To summing up the question we can say that both age has rapid change in so many forms.the Elizabeth an age represent the freshness of eacj and every filed while neoclassical followed the rules and Regulations.

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