What do the tuareg culture and the candomblé faith have in common? a. both originated in the south pacific. b. both appropriated cultural traditions from multiple sources. c. both developed close ties with the catholic church. d. both have a long history of religious persecution. select the best answer from the choices provided.

The correct answer is - B. Both appropriated cultural traditions from multiple sources.

Both the Tuareg culture, and the Candomble faith, are combinations of mutliple sources of influence over the time.

The Tuareg culture is found in North Africa, and it is practiced by people of Barber descent, but are largely Muslim, so over time, they managed to merge the old Barber culture with the Muslim practices, and created a unique culture.

The Candomble originates from the 19th century form the territory of Salvador, and it is a mixture of African and Latino elements, that merged very well, and gave rise to something new, interesting, and unique.

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