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How do languages and religion reflect the cultural division in western Europe?
The northern portion of Western Europe is predominately Protestant and contains languages that belong to the Germanic family. The southern portion of Western Europe is predominately Catholic and contains languages that belong to the Romance family.
What is the most common language group in eastern Europe?
The Balto-Slavic language family.
How is the climate of western Europe different from eastern Europe?
Western Europe is far more developed, less corruptable (though this is not to say Eastern Europe is corruptable, just less than Western Europe), and less powerful (economically wise and most likely military wise as well). Western Europe has also been more involved in foreign affairs in the global world.
What is the second most spoken language family in Europe?
indoeuro
What language family did English come from?
I belive it was Europe that it came from.
Who the main Barbarian family to rule over western Europe were?
The Huns
Which language family is most closely related to the founding of western civilization?
indo-european
Europe's languages and dialects belong to which language family?
Europe's languages and dialects belong to various language families, with the most common being the Indo-European language family. This includes languages like Romance (e.g., Spanish, French, Italian), Germanic (e.g., English, German, Dutch), and Slavic (e.g., Russian, Polish, Czech). Other language families present in Europe include Finno-Ugric (e.g., Finnish, Hungarian) and Turkic (e.g., Turkish, Azerbaijani).
What has the author Michael Anderson written?
Michael Anderson has written: 'Approaches to the history of the Western family, 1500-1914' -- subject(s): Family, History 'Population change in North-Western Europe'
What part of Europe is the Celtic family language from?
Celtic languages originate from the British Isles and France.
What is the parent of most of the languages in Europe today?
The majority of European languages are derived from the extinct language of Proto-Slavic. The languages that derive from this parent language are known as the Slavic languages, and are found in Eastern Europe. This includes the national languages of: Albanian Belarusian Bosnian Bulgarian Croatian Czech Macedonian Montenegrin Polish Russian Serbian Slovak Slovenian Ukrainian The Baltic languages (Latvian and Lithuanian) are sometimes included in the Slavic family by enlarging the title to Balto-Slavic languages. Their shared history is disputed, which is why they are sometimes left out of the Slavic group. In Western Europe, there are two main language groups: the Romance Languages and the Germanic languages. Romance languages are derived from the extinct language of Latin, which was the language of the Roman Empire. All these languages can be found in the southern portion of Western Europe. The national languages of this language family include: Catalan French Italian Portuguese Romanian (only Romance language found in Eastern Europe) Romansh Spanish Germanic languages are derived from the extinct language of Proto-Germanic, and can be found in the northern portion of Western Europe. The national languages of this language family include: Danish Dutch English* German Icelandic Luxembourgish Norwegian Swedish * - English is a recognized Germanic language, but many confuse it for a Romance language itself. This is because English is derived from the island of Great Britain. This island was first conquered by the Normans, and later by the French. The Normans brought about their Germanic languages while the French brought the French language (Romance). These languages have both influenced the English language greatly, although obviously the Germanic languages more so.
How were family relations in Western Europe in the period 1500-1750 generally similar to modern ones?
Families relations were similar because the core of the family was nuclear
