How were the religious beliefs of Louisiana's historic Indians impacted by cultural diffusion? A. They were based on the divinit
y of their tribe's chief who was considered to be descended from heaven. B. They were made up of many major and minor gods who constantly competed for power. C. They were based on the idea that spirits inhabited all things in the world and required people's respect. D. They were based on the idea of one all-powerful god that created the world and all in it.
D. They were based on the idea of one all-powerful god that created the world and all in it.
Explanation:
Cultural diffusion can be defined or explained as the rate by which aspects of one culture spread to another location.
The religious beliefs of Louisiana's historic Indians were impacted by cultural diffusion because they were based on the idea of one all-powerful god the world and all in it which was learned from the Christians.
