Question

Place the languages in the order in which they arrived in Europe. (1 point)
Proto-Indo European, Indo-European Slavic, Latin, Germanic
Answer
That isn't right
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The languages arrived in Europe in the following order:

1. Proto-Indo-European
2. Indo-European Slavic
3. Latin
4. Germanic

This sequence reflects the historical and linguistic developments in Europe. Proto-Indo-European is the ancestral language, followed by the diversification of Indo-European languages, including Slavic, the spread of Latin, and the subsequent emergence of Germanic languages.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
I apologize for the confusion. Here’s the correct order in which these languages would have arrived in Europe:

1. **Proto-Indo-European** (the ancestor of all Indo-European languages)
2. **Indo-European Slavic** (as part of the Indo-European dispersal)
3. **Latin** (which developed from Italic languages and spread with the Roman Empire)
4. **Germanic** (which developed from the West Germanic branch of the Indo-European languages)

So the correct order is:

1. Proto-Indo-European
2. Indo-European Slavic
3. Latin
4. Germanic

Thank you for your patience!