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The global spread of English is primarily the result of
 
  A) British involvement in World War II.
  B) colonization by the British Empire.
  C) American media influences.
  D) Australian currency production.

Question 2

Philological nationalism is the idea that _______have given birth to nations.
 
  A) official languages
  B) dialects
  C) standards languages
  D) mother tongues



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D





 

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