which of the following scenarios depict barriers to language diffusion? select three options. state cs…

which of the following scenarios depict barriers to language diffusion? select three options. state cs territory is a small island isolated in the pacific far from any other significant population center. state es economy is largely based on raising coffee and sugar. state e sells some locally and some they trade globally. state f is a small state located high in the mountains. there are no roads open in the winter. state a invaded state b, assimilated its territory, and mandated its language. state bs people resisted by continuing to speak their own language. state d has many workers who seasonally work in other countries. the majority of the workers come home in the winter.

which of the following scenarios depict barriers to language diffusion? select three options. state cs territory is a small island isolated in the pacific far from any other significant population center. state es economy is largely based on raising coffee and sugar. state e sells some locally and some they trade globally. state f is a small state located high in the mountains. there are no roads open in the winter. state a invaded state b, assimilated its territory, and mandated its language. state bs people resisted by continuing to speak their own language. state d has many workers who seasonally work in other countries. the majority of the workers come home in the winter.

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Brief Explanations:

Isolation can limit language - to - language contact. For State C, being a small isolated island limits external interaction and thus language diffusion. For State F, lack of winter road access limits movement and interaction, hindering language spread. When State A mandates its language on State B and State B resists, it creates a social - cultural barrier to the diffusion of State A's language. Economic activities (State E) and seasonal work with return (State D) do not directly impede language diffusion.

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State C's territory is a small island isolated in the Pacific far from any other significant population center. State F is a small state located high in the mountains. There are no roads open in the winter. State A invaded State B, assimilated its territory, and mandated its language. State B's people resisted by continuing to speak their own language.