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Was there a distinct American culture, society, or people in 1750? Yes or No? Why?
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Was there a distinct American culture, society, or people in 1750? Yes or No? Why?
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The colonies already had a very diverse ethnic population. Immigrants brought their customs and traditions with them which became part of the American culture. The culture in general had a strong work ethic.
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