Historically, what has been the policy of most countries regarding Indian languages in Latin America?Group of answer choicesMost countries actively supported Indian languages.Most countries had no policy regarding Indian languages.Until recently, many countries actively discouraged Indian languages.Countries in the north discouraged Indian languages, while those in the south had no policy.

What are some reasons mentioned for the endangerment of indigenous languages in India?Group of answer choicesGovernment policiesUrbanizationGlobalizationAll of the given options

With the exception of Brazil, what is the overwhelmingly predominant language of the nations of South America?SpanishEnglishFrenchPortuguese

Explain how indigenous languages have been under threat from primary economic activities in theAmericas since the 1970s.

Which region of Latin America is one most likely to hear indigenous languages spoken by a majority of the people?Group of answer choicesan urban area, such as Lima or Rio de Janeiroin coastal Brazil, along the Atlantic coastin the highland regions of the Andes, or in the volcanic highlands of Mexico and Central Americain Argentina and Uruguay

The details of official and other spoken languages of our five South Indian states are given below:Andhra PradeshOfficial Languages - Telugu, English; Other spoken languages - Urdu, Hindi, Banjara, Tamil, Kannada, Marathi, OriyaKarnatakaOfficial Languages - Kannada, English; Other spoken languages - Urdu, Telugu, Tamil, MarathiKeralaOfficial Languages - Malayalam, English, Other spoken languages - Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, TuluTamilnaduOfficial Languages - Tamil, English; Other spoken languages - Telugu, Kannada, Urdu, Malayalam, HindiTelanganaOfficial Language - Telugu, Urdu; Other spoken languages- Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Marathi, OriyaStore these details using appropriate data organization, and answer the following in the form of a menu-driven python program.Which is the state that uses the maximum number of languages?When a state name is given as additional input, list the number of spoken languages in that state, excluding official languages.When a language name is given as input, display the state names where it is a spoken language and not an official language.List the unique languages - a language used only in one of the states.