Voodoo, originating in Africa and carried to the New World, is a syncretic denomination intertwining traditional African beliefs with elements of Christian faith. Voodooists worship a supreme god called Bondye and intermediate spirits known as Loa, engaging in ceremonies that involve ancestral worsh

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African society was heavily influenced by geographic features such as diverse climates, terrains, and the Bantu migrations, which spread language, technology, and farming techniques. Additionally, religion, specifically animism, shaped beliefs and practices. The question posed at the end challenges

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