One of the most noteworthy features of the slave community in the American South was:
A) its acceptance of white paternalism within its own social structure.
B) its refusal to incorporate Christian religious practices.
C) its animosity toward free African Americans.
D) the expanded kinship network that developed within it.
Answer: D
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