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"He was a-hootin' and a-hollerin'." "I've got y'all's assignments here." "I'm fixin' to shoot me a snake." These American sayings are typical of which cultural identity? A) Eastern B) Western C) Southern
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"He was a-hootin' and a-hollerin'." "I've got y'all's assignments here." "I'm fixin' to shoot me a snake." These American sayings are typical of which cultural identity? A) Eastern B) Western C) Southern D) Mid-West

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