The first alphabet to represent vowels as well as consonants was developed by the
A) Babylonians.
B) Egyptians.
C) Greeks.
D) Romans.
E) Syrians.

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The Greek alphabet was the first to have distinct letters for both vowels and consonants. The Babylonians and Egyptians used writing systems that were primarily composed of consonants, while the Romans and Syrians adapted the Greek alphabet for their own languages.

The First Alphabet to Represent Vowels as Well as Consonants