In the West African Forest Region, Indigenous Religion Remained Predominantly

In the West African forest region, indigenous religion remained predominantly polytheistic and animistic. This meant that

A) they did not believe in an all-powerful creator god.
B) they worshiped different animals as gods, especially cows.
C) they did not believe in an afterlife, or in dead family members having any type of importance to the living.
D) they saw the force of God in all things, including humans, rocks and trees.