Which is true of the elizabethan age? 1. there was no patrons in england to support the arts2. renaissance ideas did not reach england3. the arts thrived during the reign of queen elizabeth4. only the wealthy could attend plays in london

3. the arts thrived during the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

Queen Elizabeth I loved the arts, and this showed in the way the Elizabethan era developed. During this time period, the English arts flourished, and the era is sometimes called the "golden age" of England.

Portraits, miniatures, embroidery, architecture and pottery were some of the areas in which Elizabethan artists excelled. Most of all, the period saw a boom in literary production. Theatre was particularly popular, and this was the time of authors such as William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe. Theatre also became more accessible, as playhouses we established all over London.

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