A "lost" language is: -A language, such as Armenian, that is no longer spoken.
-A language, such as Greek, that has no traceable language family.
-It's lost because scholars can't find its exact source.
-Supported by a large number of cognates across differing languages.
-Indo-European in origin.

In the 1950s, the u. s. government encouraged american jazz musicians to perform in the soviet union, which was an enemy of the u. s. at the time. of what foreign policy goal is this a good example? strengthening world economic growth improving education for the global population advancing the growth of democracy and good government increasing understanding of american values and creating a receptive international environment