Which of the following was a continuity in the development of African states in the period circa 1200–1450 ? A Some African states’ religious traditions continued to be influenced by cultural transfers dating back to earlier centuries.
B Some African states were famous for their religious toleration and for allowing multiple religious traditions to coexist in their territories.
C African states’ official religions were typically syncretic mixtures of several different religious traditions.
D While African populations mostly continued to adhere to indigenous polytheistic religions, African political elites often adopted monotheistic religions such as Christianity and Islam.

What if i told you.. you could get free points and brainliest for answering this one drivers ed question ! hurry : ) to begin measuring your following distance, watch as the rear end of the vehicle ahead passes a. the rear end of a vehicle on the right b. the front end of an oncoming vehicle c. a fixed point on the road d. a distant landmark

Choose the description that best matches each word. write the correct letter in the blank. 1. ostinato a. large, extended composition for chorus and orchestra 2. atonality b. full orchestra 3. musicology c. festive, march-like opening to a play or “semi-opera” 4. concerto d. small group of solo instruments 5. minimalism e. music contrasting a full orchestra and solo instruments 6. art song f. music played under the action to influence the mood 7. strophic form g. a vocal song focusing on artistic expression 8. incidental h. each stanza of a poem is set to the same music 9. oratorio i. repeated musical pattern that provides unity to a piece 10. dissonance j. steady beat; simple harmonies; short, repetitive melody 11. concertino k. harsh, unstable sounding of pitches; harmonic tension 12. tutti l. all 12 tones of chromatic scale, no tonal center 13. entrada m. the historical and scientific study of music

Physical needs include: a. the need for sleep b. the need to feel safe c. the need to feel secure d. all of the above