The answer is B. The only explanation I can give is that A and C are wrong because the legislative, judicial, and executive branches all share power. As far as D goes, the states' own laws don't really affect each other so there is no need for the power to be shared among them. Anything outside of the state becomes federal.
Answer:
It was called Bleeding Kansas
Explanation:
Brainliest?
Answer: The correct answer is B, they practiced ancestor worship.
Explanation: Traditional religions in Africa were different from Christianity because in Africa, people believed that if they made sacrifices and practiced ancestor worship, their loved ones would always be watching over them. Africans were not monotheistic, they believed that it was their loved ones who kept them shielded in hard times. They were agnostic, meaning they do not believe in a deity, and that there were no supernatural beings that could provide for them. Instead, ancient Africans chose to believe that their loved ones’ lives had a continuous existence, and that even though they die literally, they are there spiritually. With this being said, Christianity is a monotheistic religion in where we believe in the teachings of Jesus Christ, and that we shall follow through according to the instructions of the Bible, which basically gives us a key to Heaven. This is how traditional religions in Africa were different from Christianity.
It was written shortly after the revolutionary war. The reason it was so poorly done is because people were skeptical about the power of the federal government.
