Alternative views on the nature of Creoles include the idea that:
A) Creoles are produced when one culture dominates a neighboring culture's use of their native language.
B) Creoles develop when people import a language for the community to learn.
C) Creoles result from the common uses to which all languages are put.
D) shared features of independently arising Creoles indicate that human beings create only one kind of language system.

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Creoles result from the common uses to which all languages are put, as they often arise in similar social and communicative contexts, leading to shared linguistic features.

Alternative Views on the Nature of Creoles Include the Idea