Question: Did Greek become the basis of Romance languages like Spanish and French?
Answer: No, Greek was not the basis of Romance Languages but Latin was influenced by Greek in vocabulary and grammar. Most similarities between Greek words and Latin words are because of their common ancestor, the hypothetical Proto-Indo-European language, this is where the Indo-European family of languages originated.
Explanation: Latin was influenced by Greek in vocabulary and grammar. Most similarities between Greek words and Latin words are because of their common ancestor, the hypothetical Proto-Indo-European language, this is where the Indo-European family of languages originated. The Romance Languages started from Vulgar Latin ("Vulgar Latin" means "Common Latin"). All Romance languages are descendants of Vulgar Latin dialects and evolved between the third and eighth centuries.
The pioneers were the first Americans committed to personal freedom.During the colonial times, the English and criminal common law made criticizing the government a crime and personal freedom became important.
The correct answer is D) to prevent abuse of power and tyranny by the central government. Letter D is the correct choice because it explains why the central government was given very little power - the people feared the government would abuse the power they had.
<span>The Supreme Court
helped wear down the freedom of African-Americans after the civil war because
it didn't announce many of the laws that were intended to harass
African-Americans as unlawful. It even supported separation when it confirmed
that the doctrine of separate but equal was a constitutional right.</span>
