Question

The Epic of Sundiata tells the story of the founding of the Mali Empire in

Africa. In the tale, Sunidata is unable to harm the cruel sorcerer king of
Sosso, Soumaoro Kanté, because of his magical protections. Sunidata, who
is Muslim like Soumaoro Kanté, turns to magic for help and crafts a magical
arrow, which he uses to drain his adversary of power.
What conclusion can be drawn about religion in Africa based on the Epic of Sundiata?
А
Indigenous traditions were often blended with new religious beliefs.
B
Indigenous traditions were usually replaced by new religious beliefs.
С
New religious beliefs were rejected in favor of native traditions.
D
New religious beliefs were strictly enforced by African leaders.

Answer 1

А. Indigenous traditions were often blended with new religious beliefs.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the given excerpt which narrates the battle for supremacy between Sundiata and the cruel sorcerer King of Sosso, the conclusion that can be drawn concerning the religion in Africa based on the Epic of Sundiata is that indigenous tradition was mixed with new religious beliefs.

This is because, according to the narration, both of the adversaries are Muslims but still have to rely on magic.