s ways, one can see what this change caused and how they dealt differently and similarly with the changes in society.
             David Hackett Fisher described social ways as conventional patterns of migration, settlement, association and affiliation. The social ways of Elizabethan England could be described in one word: Xenophobia. To explain how they acted and reasons they did we need to start with migration. England was like a Renaissance melting pot but England was not proud of it and at most times feared it. The immigration can't compare to immigration in the 1900s, but England probably seemed like the hope during this European Era. People looked to it as there future, bad in contrast the English thought they would take the future away from them.
             Another problem arose in the fact the English looked at themselves as better then all the others. England became Protestant in the earlier years and felt that was the right way to go. Because Europe's majority was Catholic, they were afraid that most immigrants would try and change there religion to Catholicism.
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