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What is a primary source that difficult to read because of old language Mayflower compact Pocahontas's story of men with tails new world?
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How were bad words created?
There are no bad words. Languages need words for all sorts of reasons, and profane language is created for much the same reason scientific language is created - because it is needed by some sections of a society. A word is a profanity because it offends (or it is intended to offend), or mocks a portion of that society, and once it loses that ability it ceases to be profane.
What difficulties did the peasants encounter to acquire land?
Peasants were considered lower poor or lower in the social structure. It was difficult to obtain land because of the cost of land and the ability to save or pay for the land.
How was Latin kept alive in the middle ages?
Latin was the language of the Church in Western Europe. The Vulgate Bible was the Latin translation, one of several, that were widely used in the West in the Church. Early papal communication was all in Latin, and so Latin was the established language of the Church from the beginning. As time passes, languages change. Different dialects of the same language become less and less similar, until the people who speak them are unable to understand each other; this process usually takes about a thousand years or so. The people from different parts of Western Europe found it more and more difficult to communicate over time, and the Latin language evolved into French, Spanish, Italian, and the other Romance Language. The Church, however, provided education in Latin, and the effect was that as the common language changed, the education remained in a rather conservative formal language that was stable. This benefited not only the Church itself, but the governments of nations, which recorded laws and did diplomacy with each other in Latin, and scholars, who could communicate with each other in Latin, regardless of where in Western Europe they lived.
Who introduced technology?
This question is very difficult and long... Simply because 'Technology' is not a simple and easy word. If you think about modern technology you think of computers however if you mean the current technology to what ever line that maybe then Technology has been around since the dawn of time no matter which you believe (religion or otherwise) because Farmers still exist in both creationist stories.
Is Latin from Roman Empire the same as Latin used today?
Yes and no. In the days of the Roman Empire, there were two distinct forms of the Latin language. They were Classical Latin and Vulgar Latin. Classical Latin was the written form, used on inscriptions, poetry, literature, documents, and anything else that was written down. Because it was written down and there are thousands of examples of it, it has survived into modern times. Vulgar Latin, on the other hand, was the spoken language and rarely if ever written down. This register of the language is truly dead. However, its legacy lives on in the Romance Languages. Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Romanian, Catalan, and many others are directly descended from the spoken Vulgar Latin of ancient Rome. So yes, today's Latin is basically the same as the written form as it was used in ancient times, but the everyday language of the typical Roman was quite different.
Does the language is inherited or learned?
I think we inherited the language , because is difficult to learning language
Why is it difficult to read and correctly interpret the Mayflower Compact and all of its meanings?
It is difficult to read and correctly interpret because it was so influenced by the historical events that happened just before it was written.
Why did they call it the Mayflower?
they called the mayflower because it was built in may
Why were the words of the oracles difficult to interpret?
because it was hard to understand in a different language
It can be difficult to read and interpret primary historical documents for several different reasons Why is it difficult to read and correctly interpret the Mayflower Compact and all of its meanings?
It is difficult to read and correctly interpret because it was so influenced by the historical events that happened just before it was written.
Why is the Japanese language difficult for others to learn?
Because they don't really want to learn it.
Was God more important in the Mayflower Compact or the declaration of independence?
The mayflower because their lives were in his hands
Why are Shakespearean puns difficult to spot?
Shakespeare's puns are difficult to spot because the English language has changed a lot, over the past 400 years.
Why is the mayflower a concept of democratic society?
because it is!
Were there any problems on the Mayflower?
Yes, there were several problems on the Mayflower. The ship was overcrowded with around 102 passengers, leading to unsanitary conditions and limited space. There were also storms that damaged the ship, causing leaks and making the journey more difficult. Additionally, there was tension and disagreement among the passengers, which resulted in the formulation of the Mayflower Compact to establish order and unity.
Was the mayflower originally the ship the English where going to sail?
the mayflower was not. Because the first ship sank. the people on the first ship landed then had to switch ship because they could not take the time to build another. The mayflower was just the cargo ship.
What are the cons of English language?
From what I understand, English is one of the most difficult languages to learn. This is likely because of the countless exceptions that exist for every rule of the language.
