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How is death viewed in African culture? a. A rite of passage b. A transition process in which loved ones go from one world to the next c. A celebration d. A cause for mourning Please select the best answer
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How is death viewed in African culture? a. A rite of passage b. A transition process in which loved ones go from one world to the next c. A celebration d. A cause for mourning Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D.

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