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Over time, Bantu, Arabic, and Islamic influences merged to create what new culture?

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Over time, Bantu, Arabic, and Islamic influences merged to create what new culture?

Over time, Bantu, Arabic, and Islamic influences merged to create what new culture?

a. Swahili
b. Kongolese
c. Hausa
d. Farsi
e. Neo-Bantu

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