The term "Aryan" was originally from__________ used to refer to individuals who were thought to have originated in the northern Indian subcontinent and who were reported to have spoken an ancient Indo-European language.

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Asia

Central Asia

Western Asia

Ancient Iran

answer is D.

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The term "Aryan" was originally from ancient Iran used to refer to individuals who were thought to have originated in the northern Indian subcontinent and who were reported to have spoken an ancient Indo-European language.
It is generally accepted that they weren't the actual residents of India. The claim has been supported by and refuted by a number of arguments. Some academics contend that Central Asia was the Aryans' initial home. Some believe their ancestral home was in south eastern Europe or southern Russia, close to the Caspian Sea (in Austria and Hungary).

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