3) What is Johannes de Witt's "claim to fame"?
a. His sketch has provided rare
information on early London theatres.
b. He was the first actor to perform at
the new Globe theatre.
c. He owned the land the Burbage's
theatre was built on.
d. He was the architect who designed
the Globe.

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The correct answer is A) His sketch has provided rare information on early London theatres.

Johannes de Witt's "claim to fame" was the following: "His sketch has provided rare information on early London theatres."

We are talking about the man whose sketch provided valuable information to design and built the Swan Theater in London, England.

During the Renaissance times in England, this Dutchman Johannes de Witt drew his sketch in 1596, whose only copy belonged to a friend of his. A man called Arend van Buchell. In the sketch, one can see the drawing of the interior of a theater in the form known as an Elizabethan theater.

b) the importance and limits of political power.

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