One aspect of linguistic history is language loss. When a language disappears,
A. less strain is put on the educational system, because it has less language diversity to deal with.
B. cultural diversity is reduced as well.
C. humanity is that much closer to global integration.
D. so does pride in one's heritage.
E. historical linguists have confirmation that language is also a victim of evolutionary forces.
Answer: B
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