Which of the following would have been studied as a result of the humanism movement?

A.

a copy of the Gutenberg Bible

B.

The Odyssey, by the Greek poet Homer

C.

Martin Luther's 95 Theses

D.

The Canterbury Tales, by English writer Geoffrey Chaucer

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Dax Kemp

21 May, 19:55

Which of the following would have been studied as a result of the humanism movement?

A.

a copy of the Gutenberg Bible

B.

The Odyssey, by the Greek poet Homer

C.

Martin Luther's 95 Theses

D.

The Canterbury Tales, by English writer Geoffrey Chaucer

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Carina Henderson · Answer 1

The answer is option D.

Explanation:

Chaucer's long ballad pursues the voyage of a gathering of travelers, 31 including Chaucer himself, from the Tabard Inn in Southwark to St Thomas à Becket's place of worship at Canterbury Cathedral. Chaucer arranged the tales previously he thought of them however he didn't complete his arrangement. He arranged that each character would recount four stories: two while going to Canterbury and two while coming back to London. In the event that Chaucer had completed, he would have composed 120 stories. He just really composed 24.

Terrence Allison · Answer 2

D. The Canterbury Tales

Which of the following would have been studied as a result of the humanism movement?A.a copy of the Gutenberg BibleB.The Odyssey, by the Greek poet HomerC.Martin Luther's 95 ThesesD.The Canterbury Tales, by English writer Geoffrey Chaucer

Which of the following would have been studied as a result of the humanism movement?

A.

a copy of the Gutenberg Bible

B.

The Odyssey, by the Greek poet Homer

C.

Martin Luther's 95 Theses

D.

The Canterbury Tales, by English writer Geoffrey Chaucer