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Around 1900, three ingredients came together in New Orleans to help create jazz :

Around 1900, three ingredients came together in New Orleans to help create jazz

A) Western cowboy songs, African rhythms, church hymns
B) blues singers, swing rhythms, pop music
C) church harmony, African rhythms, French military band instruments
D) rock and roll, fusion, rhythm and blues

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