The Icelandic language has changed less than any other Germanic language because of
A) Iceland's close contact with other people and activities.
B) migration by German tribes.
C) Iceland's relative isolation from other places.
D) the extinction of the East Germanic group.
E) continuous exchange with Norway and Sweden.

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Iceland's isolation from other places has allowed it to preserve its language and culture relatively unchanged.

The Icelandic Language Has Changed Less Than Any Other Germanic