Which statement most accurately contrasts the ideas of different literary periods?

A. Anglo-Saxon literature focuses on free will, whereas Renaissance literature suggests
that human beings are controlled by fate.
B. Literature of the Middle Ages focuses on science, whereas literature of the Renaissance
focuses on religious faith.
C. English literature of the Renaissance was dominated by poetry and verse drama,
whereas English literature of the eighteenth century was dominated by prose and
satire.
D. Literature of the Anglo-Saxon period stresses human possibilities, whereas eighteenth century English literature stresses human limitations.