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1) The Elizabethan attitudes to Jews
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Katie f, Mehrbano, Sarah and Jessica's group: [] what are the elizabethan attitudes to jews, and why? [] 4th paragraph has some stuff, and there is quite a bit in the 'charcterization of shylock' section, which may or may not be very relevant. (it kind of is, and kind of isn't) [] this is really interesting! (the whole page, not just a bit) [] i got excited when i saw this, but its the same as the previous one. [] this seems kinda relevant/interesting, but it puts me to sleep. anyone with more patience, feel free to read [] this is REALLY interesting, but nor sure how it exactly applies to the questions...i's more like a in-depth lok at the play and the things shakespere is suggesting/describing/writing about. but still really interesting!

[] i found this looking for stuff for this question, but is more relevant to the 'is shylock a villian' question. those groups-look at this! Kayla's Group Research Question 1. How is a Jew potrayed on stage in Elizabethan times? Here are some of are links - [] - read paragraph 1 and 6. [] - read paragraph 2 2.How are Jew potrayed in modern times, i.e on T.V. shows, compared to plays in Elizbethan times like Merchant of Venice? [] [] - these are two modern jewish characters on the t.v. show Glee. []- these are the top ten jewish movie characters of all time you might not think it's in the right order but it's an example of jewish characters []- this is a list of jewish actors and actress The two links in our first question can also be used for our second question.
 * 2) The Stage Jew**

3) What does the Bible say about lending and borrowing?
http://www.ehow.com/about_4571404_what-does-bible-say-borrowing.html this is an article on what the bible says about borrowing... one of its main ideas is that the Bible does not forbid borrowing, but it discourages the practice... not exactly what the Elizabethans thought, maybe they interpreted what the Bible said differently???- Rachel, Ashley, Zoe and Jacinta

4) The extent to which we might consider Shylock a villain.
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