The developers of the basic alphabet that eventually morphed into the modern Western languages were the
A)Phoenicians.
B)Sumerians.
C)Hittites.
D)Persians.

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The Phoenicians are credited as the developers of the basic alphabet that eventually morphed into the modern Western languages. They lived in the eastern Mediterranean region around 1500 BCE and created a writing system with 22 characters representing consonant sounds. This system was later adopted and adapted by the Greeks and Romans, eventually evolving into the modern alphabet used in Western societies today.

The Developers of the Basic Alphabet That Eventually Morphed into the Modern