Homer's Poetry Describes a World in Which

Homer's poetry describes a world in which:

A) the traditional Greek gods are no longer visible or accessible.
B) there are no social distinctions in Greece and men are judged by their combat skills alone.
C) warrior aristocrats reinforce social ties through hospitality and gift-giving.
D) the Greek people are largely united, and only fight rival ethnic groups.
E) an individual's status was set by his ability as a poet and philosopher.