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sjones

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Separatist Christian churches in South Africa played a role in conflict resolution during apartheid because Black South Africans:
 
  a. gained real political power through their churches.
  b. created an illusion of power by manipulating their own set of religious symbols and forming their own uniquechurches.
 c. gained real economic power through their churches.
  d. expressed their resentment against the apartheid government in their religious activity.
  e. created a social network that provided security and charity when they most needed it.

Question 2

Among indigenous groups, membership in groups is assigned by kinship.
 
  a. True
  b. False



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
True



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