aidengalvin20
18.11.2019 •
World Languages
Ihave a discussion to lead for one of my classes and the topic is "language loss or shift."
i need to ask the class questions but so far i only have two and would like a couple more compelling questions to ask.
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what is the question
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A classic example of a closed-class society without social mobility is the Hindu society under the caste system. ... In a closed-class society there is pronounced tendencies toward radicalism and revolution. A closed-class society is one in which position is fixed at birth and cannot be changed by individual achievement.
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