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This Ojibwa institution channels direct contact with other human persons of all kinds.
 
 

a. sorcerers stone
  b. shaking tent
  c. conjuring
  d. long lodge



Question 2

Murders for doctoring in Swaziland occur either for agricultural fertility or for this
  purpose.


 
 

a. assuage batsakatsi ritual
  b. individual rejuvenation
  c. communal restoration
  d. personal aggrandizement




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Answer to Question 1

ANS: b

Answer to Question 2

ANS: d



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