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The Spanish tinge that Jelly Roll Morton refers to in jazz most likely comes from
 
  a. the Spanish ancestry found throughout New Orleans
 b. the Mexican border, not far from the outskirts of New Orleans
 c. the Caribbean influence
 d. the musical training early colonizing Spaniards provided to slaves
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