Elizabethan actors were often seen as vagabonds. what is the best definition of a vagabond? a. influential person b. rough-sounding person c. shiftless or disreputable person d. intelligent or substantial person

  C. Shiftless or disreputable person

Explanation:

  On the beginning of the Elizabethan Era the reputation of the actors was not good. They were seen as rogues and vagabonds. They wandered from place to place without a home because they take their plays to different locations to spread it.

  Actors were not trusted, they were considered as a threat and the regulations ordered to grant licenses to them. Licenses that the actors must present in order to be able to act.

  I hope this answer helps you.

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