What led early africans to develop many religions, practices, rituals, and ceremonies?

The answer is "A belief that spirits were responsible for many life events."

Explanation:

African traditional religions and hugely diverse. The belief in spirits and their influence on people´s everyday life and all its aspects is a central to African-born religious practices. For example, sickness may not be only the result of physical imbalance, but also of an imbalance of a person´s social life, something as a breakdown in a person´s kinship and family relations, or even it may be related to their relationship with ancestors.

“A supreme god that controlled nature spirits” helped to develop many rituals, ceremonies, etc.  

Option: C

Explanation:

Africans believes in spirituality very deeply. They have asserted multiple divinities and ancestral spirits in their traditional religions and also emphasize other notable characteristics. They believe that there is a Supreme Being who has created this universe and everything that inhabits within. Africans tradition often explains numerous lesser divinities/ Gods who performs different tasks and duties in the created world while assisting the Supreme Being.  Africans spirituality beliefs are so deep that incorporate this worldview into each and every aspect of their life.

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