Great Britain, controlled Canada in 1812.
Finno-Ugric and Samoyedic are the two languages from the Proto-Uralic family.
The correct answer is that it <span>resulted in the spread of language groups.
As the society migrated and spread and diffused, new languages grew out of the old ones. For example, the indo-european language group was the original one, while the vast majority of European languages today can be traced to that original language. Languages developed as the groups divided.
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