Whitefields impact suggests that religious culture among british north american colonists in the 1700s was most directly shaped by

Trans-Atlantic exchanges

Explanation:

In his autobiography, Jefferson talks about the impact that Whitefield's arrival had on the religious culture of British North America in the 1700s. He tells us that Reverend Whitefield was an Irish priest who arrived in the colonies. He explains that before his arrival, most people did not seem to care about religion. However, he seemed to have a great impact on the people, as after his arrival, people became much more religious. This shows that the religious beliefs of the American colonists were most directly shaped by Trans-Atlantic exchanges.

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