Which of the following statements is true of the deities worshipped by indigenous groups?

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Indigenous groups often have a complex pantheon of deities and spirits, but high deities may not be central figures in everyday religious practices. Instead, more localized or specialized spirits may be honored and worshipped for particular purposes. This is evidenced in many indigenous religions, including those of the Lakota and Yoruba, which both have complex belief systems with a variety of spirits and deities but do not necessarily place emphasis on a single high god. High deities often figure prominently in the everyday religious life of indigenous groups. Indigenous religions typically involve the worship of multiple deities or spirits, rather than a single God. The Lakota and Yoruban religions, in particular, do believe in high gods. Option A is incorrect as stated above, and option C is inaccurate as indigenous groups often have a close relationship with the deities they worship.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of the Deities