Respuesta :
Except for Norway, British Literature primarily refers to all literature produced from authors of UK, Scotland and England.
Answer : Option A
Explanation:
The British identity, and so does the literature has been varying over a period of time. The Britain island contains Scotland, England, and Wales from the time of the Roman Pliny the Elder.
as the national languages, Literature and English had its starting point with the Anglo-Saxon invasions of Britain. The various component parts that means different countries joined to form the present U.K, in different times. With a treaty between England and Scotland, the Great Britain'S Kingdom raised into existence by the year of 1707.
Major writers in English began to appear beyond the boundaries of Britain and Ireland as colonial power expanded through out the world, but it never included Norway.
