In the late Middle Ages, the English language began to replace French and Latin in literature and official life. Which poet wrote 'The Canterbury Tales', a collection of stories that became the first book ever printed in England?
- Geoffrey ChaucerCevap
- BWilliam Shakespeare
- CWilliam Caxton
- DJohn Milton
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Geoffrey Chaucer is the correct answer because he authored 'The Canterbury Tales', which became a landmark of English literature and the first book printed in England.
The correct answer is Geoffrey Chaucer. He was a 14th-century poet whose work 'The Canterbury Tales' helped establish English as a literary language. In 1476, when William Caxton brought the first printing press to England, this collection of stories was the first book he chose to print.
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The emergence of English literature and the impact of the printing press in the late Middle Ages.
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