What points could supporters of pan-africanism agree on? a. all africans should be christians b. more africans should move to america c. africans around the world shared a cultural background d. all of the above

C. Africans around the world shared a cultural background.

Explanation:

Pan-Africanism is an ideology that states that Africans and people of African descent all over the world share a common cultural background. Therefore, they encourage solidarity and recognition between African communities all over the world.

However, when the movement was born, there was a lot of disagreement over what this ideology would mean in practical terms. Some supporters believed that people of African descent should move to Africa to reconnect with their heritage, while others believed that African communities needed to be supported and empowered in their own nations.

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