Where is a protolanguage's point of origin most likely to be ...

[fahad]

Where is a protolanguage's point of origin most likely to be found?
 
  A) where there is the greatest diversity of related languages and dialects
  B) the point geographically closest to Africa, where humans originated
  C) where the language is spoken with the most precise grammatical usage
  D) the place where the written record for the language is the oldest

Question 2

Which of the following statements about the processes states utilize to resolve relationships between a central identity and disparate ethnic groups is FALSE?
 
  a. A state may choose a dominant ethnic identity, equating the national culture with this particular ethnic group.
  b. A state may maintain a pluralistic attitude toward cultural differences.
  c. A state may assert a uniformity of culture, subsuming and homogenizing differences.
  d. A state's strategies to consolidate ethnic identities does not change over time.

[af]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

d

[fahad]

TYSM

[laurnthompson]

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