What religion did the majority of enslaved African people in North America practice in the eighteenth century?

A) Catholicism
B) Islam
C) Judaism
D) traditional African religions
E) Protestantism

The majority of enslaved African people in North America practiced traditional African religions, which varied greatly depending on the specific ethnic group and region of Africa from which they originated. While a small percentage may have practiced Islam or Christianity (including Catholicism or Protestantism), the overall trend was toward retaining some aspects of their ancestral beliefs and incorporating them into their new lives as slaves.