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Which of the following had the most influence on widespread cultural changes in America?

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THe answer Is native Americans, European and African American s all brought their own unique customs and traditions when these groups came together in Am.

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D. Enslaved African Americans were not afraid to share their culture, which included different forms of music, food, religion, and art, with American colonists.

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