Steve Harvey Research Paper

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How did comedy come about? Who is Steve Harvey, Tyler Perry and Geoffrey Chaucer? What do they all have in common? Steve Harvey is an American comedian born on January 17, 1957. Harvey is known for his best radio talk, T.V. host, author and actor. Perry is an American actor, producer, one of the funniest comedians of all time also a screenwriter and specialist in gospel music. Chaucer was born, Circa 1340 in London England. He became a public servant in 1357 to countless Elizabeth of ulster. The Canterbury Tales became his know best

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