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Why has the Basque language continued as a distinct language?
A. The land is separated geographically from other areas
B. The Basque people have refused to learn other languages
C. All the other languages are outlawed in the region
D. It has been protected as a historic language
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A. The land is separated geographically from other areas.
The Basque Country's mountainous, isolated terrain helped preserve Euskara by limiting outside linguistic influence. (More recently strong cultural identity and official protections have also supported the language.)
The Basque Country's mountainous, isolated terrain helped preserve Euskara by limiting outside linguistic influence. (More recently strong cultural identity and official protections have also supported the language.)
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