Most sub-Saharan African religions
A. developed an elaborate theology.
B. centered on the practical business of explaining and predicting the experiences of individuals.
C. were based on a belief in a powerful creator god, who took a very active role in everyday human affairs.
D. were based on a belief in a main powerful fertility goddess.
E. were influenced by Zoroastrian thought.
Answer: B
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A. full acceptance and approval B. complete rejection C. caution and interest D. religious outrage and condemnation
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The Helsinki accords, signed by Gerald Ford and leaders of thirty-four other nations,
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