Among the Azande of East Africa, crop failures were typically attributed to:

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Among the Azande of East Africa, crop failures were typically attributed to witchcraft. Witchcraft was a commonly held belief and an important aspect of their culture. Azande believed that witchcraft could cause illness, death, and misfortune, including crop failures. They were also believed to have the power to prevent crop failures if appeased or if their demands were met.

Among the Azande of East Africa, Crop Failures Were Typically