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Who wrote Utopia?

ADesiderius Erasmus

BNiccolò Machiavelli

CThomas More

DFrancis Bacon

Answer:

C. Thomas More

Read Explanation:

  • Utopia (1516) is one of the most influential works of the Renaissance.

  • In it, Sir Thomas More describes a fictional island society governed by reason, equality, and justice, as a critique of the social and political issues of his time.

  • The word utopia itself, coined by More, means “no place” or “ideal place.”


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