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butalik [34]
3 years ago
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The traditional Mbuti Pygmy language contained no word for a deity because: Group of answer choices The traditional Mbuti cultur

e did not have a religion. Linguistics is the cross-cultural study of language. The traditional Mbuti religion did not include a deity. Cultural anthropology is the cross-cultural study of human behavior.
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ser-zykov [4K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The traditional Mbuti culture did not have a religion.

Explanation:

The traditional Mbuti people are found in parts of Congo with language which they commonly speak being Sudanic and Bantu. Because they live as forager, hunter-gatherer lifestyle, they tend to live in the forest which they considered to be their provider and protector.

<em>They believed that the forest is sacred and hence carries out ritual to wake the forst after someon has died in the tribe.</em>

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