Miami's large cuban immigrant population introduced all of the following foods, cultural activities, or pastimes to the city except a. spanish-language television shows b. cuban sandwiches c. salsa dancing and latin music d. miami dolphins footballv

The correct answer is D. Miami's large Cuban immigrant population did not introduce Miami Dolphins football into the city.

Explanation:

The Miami Dolphins are an American football team that play in the NFL. They were created in 1965, and won the Super Bowl in 1973 and 1974.

While Miami has a gigantic Cuban influence, which is seen in language, music, food and all kinds of cultural manifestations, Dolphins are not a product of that influence.

In fact, although the team was created at the same time as the rise of the Cuban exodus to Florida, American football as a sport is not popular in Cuba, as it is baseball or soccer.

Therefore, the creation of the Miami Dolphins has nothing to do with the Cuban culture of the city, but on the contrary, with the American part that makes up the cultural component of the city.