Language and History

Welcome to the "Language and History" category at Questions LLC! If you have a curious mind and a love for both linguistics and the fascinating stories of the past, you have come to the right place. Here, you will find a collection of thought-provoking and informative questions that delve into the intricate relationship between language and history. Whether you're interested in how languages evolve over time, the impact historical events have on language, or the connections between different cultures and their languages, we have it all covered. Join us on this enlightening journey to explore the rich tapestry of human communication and its deep connection to the vast expanse of history. Start browsing the questions, engage with fellow knowledge-seekers, and let your passion for language and history thrive!

Questions (12)

Europe's Romance languages are derived from ____, which originated from____O Latin/ancient Greek society O Latin/Roman empire O
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2. asked by K
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Europe’s Romance languages are derived from _________, which originated from _________.(1 point) Responses Latin/ancient Greek
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2. asked anonymously
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Which sentences use a time-related term correctly?Choose all answers that are correct. A. Confucius was teaching in China in
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2. asked by Anonymous
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in a class of 40 student study French or history. 20 student study both subject and the number of student who study French only
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2. asked by Mensah Peter
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5.A6.A 5.The origin of the words shut and out is Old English. During the 1800s, the two words were combined to take on the
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2. asked by matt
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I'm doing an ABC book for Medieval words, and I need to do one for the letter Z.I found the word Zupan, but I'm not entirely
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2. asked by Lea
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In a school of 300 students,110 offered french,110 Hausa language, 180 history, 40 french and Hausa, 50 Hausa and history, 60
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2. asked by Oluwademilade
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Which word was borrowed from the Dutch language?(1 point)Responses lieutenant lieutenant opossum opossum dollar dollar sushi
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paragraph 1,My mother's mother said "pie-anna" for "piano." Like her daughter, she sat at the instrument in the intervals of
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2. asked anonymously
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Read the passage.(1) The word quarantine has an interesting history. (2) It comes from the Latin word for the number 40. (3)
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2. asked anonymously
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Develop 5 points in timethat highlight the historical evolution of language related to the fourth amendment and its relevance
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2. asked by Skysky
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write each sentence .use the correct tense of verb in parentheses to complete each sentence.jessie (study) their history and
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2. asked by adriana
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