The hybrid culture of African and American was most "standardized" by the evolution of a common idiom along the Carolina coast called:

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The evolution of a common idiom along the Carolina coast is known as Gullah, which is a blend of African and English language. It was used as a way of communication between African slaves and their English-speaking masters. The Gullah language is still spoken in some parts of the Carolina coast and has contributed to the unique cultural heritage of this region.

The Hybrid Culture of African and American Was Most "Standardized