I believe the answer is D.
Traditionally economists have considered culture customs and religion as relatively unimportant factors in explaining the choices consumers make.
The South African media has played an important political and social role in the two and a half decades since the end of apartheid. Benefiting from strong Constitutional guarantees of freedom of expression and a vibrant civil society, the South African media have contributed to a culture of democratic debate while playing a watchdog role to keep political power to account through investigative reporting into corruption and malfeasance. Despite these positive developments in the
Answer:
yes they have
Explanation:
because there are alot of deties to worship and every deity has its own way to be worshiped
