1991/2001. The languages of Native North America. Cambridge: Cambridge.The Languages of Native North America - Mithun - 1999 () Citation Context ...participants. As we saw, in this configuration, -ta is obli12 I am using the term “inverse” in its traditional sense, as used initially ...
The languages of native North America / The latest addition to the Cambridge Language Surveys Series is the long-awaited The languages of native North America ( LNNA ). The wait was well worthwhile. LNNA is magnificent, an outstanding contribution to the series. It will ... V Picot - Camb...
During the European colonization (殖民) of North America, many native languages were given up. As a result, many children were stopped from using their own languages. Today, there are about 180,000 Inuit people in the world and fewer than 40,000 can speak Inuktitut, one of the dialects ...
1___ native to North America, corn has now spread all over the world. A. In spite of B. That it is C. It was D. Although 2___ native to North America, corn has now spread all over the world. A. In spite of B. That it is C. It was D. Although C....
【答案】：D 本题考查状语从句 D选项，句意：玉米虽原产于北美洲，但现在已遍及全世界。although是连词，后接从句，在本句中接的是一个省略主语的从句。A，选项，in spite of 是复合介词，后接名词，故排除。B，选项，与题意不符，故排除。C，选项，与题意不符，故排除。故正确答案为D选项。
Jungles, mountains, and wide, fast-flowing rivers have all served to keep people – and their native languages – in isolated communities until very recently, in historical terms.The majority of South Americans speak Portuguese and Spanish due to a long history of colonization. It also brought ...
【关键句】Columbus thought he had arrived in India, so he calledthe native people“Indians”.(第一段第二句)译文:哥伦布以为他到达了印度,所以他称当地居民为“印第安人”。【解题思路】该题问的是为什么哥伦布称当地人为印第安人。根据关键句可知,哥伦布以为自己到达了印度,所以称当地人为印第安人。故选A。
Native American n (Peoples) A member of the indigenous peoples of North America adj (Peoples) of, relating to, or characteristic of Native Americans or any of their languages Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, ...
In the 19th century, people spoke of the United States as a "melting pot." People thought that all immigrates should forget their native cultures and languages and become English-speaking Americans. They felt that people should assimilate-join American culture. However, not everyone wanted to ass...
In the introduction for each play, Bruchac provides a brief description of the tribe from which the folktale originated. He covers a good representative mix of native cultures, including the Abenaki of northern New England, the Cheyenne of the Great Plains, the Tlingit in the Far North along...