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How is Paraguay different from the other countries in the Southern Cone?
(1 point)
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Almost all of its people speak a South American Indian language.
Almost all of its people speak a South American Indian language.
It has a higher percentage of people with only European ancestry.
It has a higher percentage of people with only European ancestry.
Most of its people are of purely of South American Indian descent.
Most of its people are of purely of South American Indian descent.
The original native peoples and their cultures disappeared long ago.
How is Paraguay different from the other countries in the Southern Cone?
(1 point)
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Almost all of its people speak a South American Indian language.
Almost all of its people speak a South American Indian language.
It has a higher percentage of people with only European ancestry.
It has a higher percentage of people with only European ancestry.
Most of its people are of purely of South American Indian descent.
Most of its people are of purely of South American Indian descent.
The original native peoples and their cultures disappeared long ago.
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**Almost all of its people speak a South American Indian language.**
Paraguay is unique among Southern Cone countries in that a significant portion of its population speaks Guarani, a South American Indian language, alongside Spanish. This linguistic situation reflects a distinct cultural identity that is less pronounced in neighboring countries such as Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay.
**Almost all of its people speak a South American Indian language.**
Paraguay is unique among Southern Cone countries in that a significant portion of its population speaks Guarani, a South American Indian language, alongside Spanish. This linguistic situation reflects a distinct cultural identity that is less pronounced in neighboring countries such as Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay.
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