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Which best describes the inspiration for Homer’s epic poem, the Iliad?

A) Mycenaean Greeks successfully climbed Mount Olympus and offered sacrifices to Zeus.
B) Mycenaean Greeks launched attacks on the Persian Empire in present-day Egypt.
C) Mycenaean Greeks launching a historic invasion of Troy, known as the Trojan War.
D) Mycenaean Greeks successfully navigated the Mediterranean Sea reaching present-day Jerusalem.

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Okay I'm not really sure but I thinks it is C. I might be wrong tho.

Homer's inspiration for the Trojan war was the Mycenaean people. Thus, the correct option is C). Mycenaean Greeks launching a historic invasion of Troy, known as the Trojan War.

What was Homer's epic poem about?

"The Iliad" is an epic poem, which was written by the ancient Greek poet Homer in the mid-8th Century BCE. The poem recounts some of the significant events of the final weeks of the Trojan War.

The poem illustrates the portrayal of the Trojan War, thrilling and worst scene of the battle, extreme anger of Achilles and the constant interventions of the gods. It basically explores themes of glory, wrath, homecoming and fate.

"The Iliad" is considered as the earliest work in the whole Western literary tradition, and one of the best known and loved stories of all time.

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