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Whom do the pilgrims agree to set up as judge over themselves in The Canterbury Tales?
Harry Bailey - the publican of the Tabard Inn at Southwark (where the story begins) offers to join the pilgrimage to Canterbury. On the way out, and then again on the way home, each pilgrim will tell two stories. The best storyteller will be rewarded with a free dinner. Harry Bailey will be the judge of the stories.
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In The Prologue who do the pilgrims agree to set up as judge over themselves?
The pilgrims agree to set up the Host, Harry Bailey, as judge over themselves in the Prologue of "The Canterbury Tales." He proposes a storytelling competition to pass the time on their journey to Canterbury, with the best tale winning a free meal at the end of the trip.
What plan does the host propose to the pilgrims?
The host in the Canterbury Tales proposes to entertain the pilgrims if they will follow his orders. The pilgrims are to vote on whether or not they will agree to the proposal.
Whom do the pilgrims agree to set up as judge over themselves?
the owner of the Inn they stopped at, who is known as the 'Host'
What theme does Chaucer convey in the prologue to The Canterbury Tales?
Chaucer makes fun of all the pilgrims in the Prologue (especially himself). Most people would agree that the only pilgrim presented sympathetically is the Parson (and perhaps the Ploughman). Some critics say the Knight is also presented sympathetically, but Terry Jones questioned this view with his book on the Knight, and most critics now agree with Jones' position.
With which document did the pilgrims agree to work together?
The Mayflower Compact.
What did the Pilgrims agree to before landing in Plymouth?
the Mayflower Compact
What did the pilgrims agree to in the Mayflower Compact?
they would work for common good
What was the agree by the first pilgrims to make decisions by majority rules?
mayflower compact
What did pilgrims agree to when they signed the Mayflower Compact?
To plant the first colony in the northern parts of Virginia(:
What did the pilgrims agree to when signing the Mayflower Compact?
To plant the first colony in the northern parts of Virginia(:
What did the signers of the compact agree to do?
The signers all agreed to follow the same laws for an organized government. All men on the Mayflower, both pilgrims and non-pilgrims were expected to sign it.
What was the importance of the Mayflower Compact?
The Mayflower Compact that the Pilgrims signed in 1620 is the first example of many colonial plans for self government. The Pilgrim leaders knew they needed rules to govern themselves if they were going to survive the new colony they were about to form. The Mayflower Compact was based on majority rule and the Pilgrims even allowed those who were not Pilgrims to take part in the process. They agreed to choose their leaders and make their own laws which they would agree to follow.
