Which of these best characteristics the language spoken in England between 1066 and 1300?

1. It varied, depending on class and influence.

2. Most spoke French and Latin

3. It was a blend of French and the Germanic languages

4. Anglo-Saxon predominant

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Phillip Bartlett

5 April, 03:03

Which of these best characteristics the language spoken in England between 1066 and 1300?

1. It varied, depending on class and influence.

2. Most spoke French and Latin

3. It was a blend of French and the Germanic languages

4. Anglo-Saxon predominant

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Tucker Kim · Answer 1

The answer is the 1.

Between the 1066 and 1300 in England was used to speak French and English as official languages depending on class influence. Being French used in the elite class as the diplomacy idiom and English in the working class, with the time the English that we know borrow French vocabulary making more diverse and sophisticated.

Allisson Cisneros · Answer 2

Allisson Cisneros 5 April, 05:08

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I think the answer is A

Which of these best characteristics the language spoken in England between 1066 and 1300?1. It varied, depending on class and influence.2. Most spoke French and Latin3. It was a blend of French and the Germanic languages4. Anglo-Saxon predominant

Which of these best characteristics the language spoken in England between 1066 and 1300?

1. It varied, depending on class and influence.

2. Most spoke French and Latin

3. It was a blend of French and the Germanic languages

4. Anglo-Saxon predominant