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Indo-Europeans Migrate

Published on Nov 25, 2015

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INDO-EUROPEANS MIGRATE

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Who were the Indo- Europeans?



A group of nomadic people who may have come from the steppes.


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What are the steppes? How do they relate to the Indo- Europeans?

The Steppes are dry grasslands that stretched North of the caucasus Mountains. The Indo- Europeans came from the Steppes.

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What are the Caucasus Mountains?

The Caucasus Mountains are the mountains between the Black and Caspian Seas.

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What is the Indo-European language family?

The languages of the Indo-Europeans were the ancestors of many of the modern languages of Europe, Southwest Asia, and South Asia. Some languages that have been traced back to the Indo-European language are as follows: English, Spanish, Persian, and Hindi.

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What are some examples of languages that belong to the Indo-European language family?

There was Sanskrit, Persian, Hindi, and early forms of Spanish, German, and English.

Do we know why the Indo-Europeans migrated?

No, we don't know why they left their homes in the steppes. They all began to migrate outwards in all directions.

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Define the word "migration."

To move to another country, place , or locality to another

Did their migration occur quickly or a long period of time?

Their migration was between 1700 and 1200 B.C.