<caption><image_6>The image is a slide from a presentation or presentation. It has a green background and white text. The slide has a title at the top that reads "Let's talk another example. It is longer believed that bilingualism is a recent phenomenon, fueled by globalization." Below the title, there is a question that reads, "Ever wondered how the ancient kings ruled newly conquered territories? What might have been the linguistic landscape in large empires, like the Roman Empire? Would it be possible without a close of people with knowledge in more than one language?" The slide is divided into two sections.</caption> urbanization in a global village and so on because of all these we have bilingualism because of all this a lot of people speak two languages now it is true of course it is true but it is not entirely true just pause for a moment and think people have there have been movement of people from one place to another for various purposes let's start with the Kings the ancient Kings who ruled over a vast tract of land conquering even new territories for their own kingdom to get bigger and bigger how did they manage without bilinguals you need people to govern the new newly acquired stairs you need people to do your tax collection all the fundamental Machinery of the Kingdom has to run and that depends on people with language
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