English is considered a Germanic language and belongs to the same language family as German and Dutch. English, German, and Dutch all came from one original ancient parent language. What is the term for a group of languages that share a common ancestor?
daughter languages T/F

English is considered a Germanic language and belongs to the same language family as German and Dutch. - True

English, German, and Dutch belong to the Germanic languages family. English is closer to Dutch than to German. In fact, the closest language to English, besides Scots, is Frisian, a language that is spoken in Friesland, a region in the Netherlands.

English, German, and Dutch all came from one original ancient parent language. - True

The name of this one original ancient parent language is Proto-Germanic. This language is thought to have orginated in Scandinavia, during the Nordic-Bronze Age.

What is the term for a group of languages that share a common ancestor? daughter languages - False

A group of languages that share a common ancestor is called a language family.

the mongolian invasion of china and central asia resulted in a disruption of the silk road as the chinese garrisons lost support from the chinese kingdoms which fell under the mongols. however, as the mongols established a formal dynasty in china, the successors of genghis khan restored the garrisons along the silk road allowing the safe travel caravans again.

answer: alexander hamilton

explanation: alexander hamilton was george washington's right hand man. he took an early role in the militia as the american revolutionary war began. in 1777, he became a senior aide to general washington in running the new continental army.