Answer:
Most of them are quite accurate.
Explanation:
1. Poetry is a huge part of literary history. Not very accurate because of the adjective <em>huge; </em>I would use <em>important.</em>
2. It is also a part of musical history. Pretty accurate because there is no denying that if forms a <em>part</em>, although a minor one, of musical history.
3. From the lyrics etc.; Accurate without a doubt: Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan, Nick Drake, The Beatles and... The Last Poets
4. Whether etc.; Not accurate because it is a <em>musician´s </em>job etc.
5. The music and words; An accurate way of describing popular music.
6. We have all etc.; To personal to be really accurate, besides, <em>musical poets</em> are, with the few exceptions of people like Nick Drake, David Sylvian and some others that I cannot remember right now, a very rare breed.
Soon after the death of Thomas Becket<span>, Pope Alexander canonised him and the murdered priest was elevated to sainthood. Becket's shrine at Canterbury now became the most important place in the country for pilgrims to visit. Hope this helps.
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