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What do these sculptures tell us about society in the Kingdom of Benin? (What can you guess that they cared about? How did they feel about Queen Ida? Was it normal or unusual for women to be in power?
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What do these sculptures tell us about society in the Kingdom of Benin? (What can you guess that they cared about? How did they feel about Queen Ida? Was it normal or unusual for women to be in power? Was their royal family popular or unpopular?)

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it relates to the gods of the land the people of Benin were interested In deities because of the power's that was assumed they posses over thing like bountiful harvest and warfare

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