How do languages, religion, and food reflect the cultural diffusion in Mexico and Central America? Select all that are correct(3 points) Responses Many in the region practice Catholicism, but some also mixed pre-Christian beliefs. Many in the region practice Catholicism, but some also mixed pre-Christian beliefs. The predominant religion in Mexico and Central America has always been Buddhism, reflecting no influence from European colonization. The predominant religion in Mexico and Central America has always been Buddhism, reflecting no influence from European colonization. The languages spoken in Mexico and Central America have remained completely unchanged since ancient times, with no outside influence. The languages spoken in Mexico and Central America have remained completely unchanged since ancient times, with no outside influence. Spanish is the official language in most countries, but in many countries, Indian languages are also important. Spanish is the officicial language in most countries, but in many countries, Indian languages are also important. Spanish is the official language in most countries, but in many countries, Indian languages are also important. Food of the region reflects the diversity and blended cultures as well. Food of the region reflects the diversity and blended cultures as well. The region's culture is strictly isolated, with no blending of indigenous and foreign elements in language, religion, or food. The region's culture is strictly isolated, with no blending of indigenous and foreign elements in language, religion, or food.
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The correct statements reflecting cultural diffusion in Mexico and Central America are:
The other statements regarding Buddhism, unchanged languages, and strict isolation of the region's culture are incorrect.
