The series of pageant plays performed at York were motivated by devotion but also:
A) created such chaos in the town that many heinous crimes were committed during their production.
B) pride in the nation of England.
C) a desire to teach biblical stories to nonbelievers.
D) the desire of the guilds to display their wares in the plays.
E) a desire to mock the royal family.

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The series of pageant plays performed at York were motivated by devotion but also by the desire of the guilds to display their wares in the plays. Each guild was responsible for producing and performing a specific play that depicted a biblical story or saint's life. They would use the opportunity to showcase their skills and products to the audience.

The Series of Pageant Plays Performed at York Were Motivated