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5th Oceania

5th Oceania and Primal Religion

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The belief in one god is called: Monotheism
The belief in many gods is called: Polytheism
The concept that certain things and activites are set aside for special groups and forbidden to others: Taboo
Ancestors are supernatural beings that roamed the earth during the time of the: Dreaming
An encounter with an animal or guardian spirit is called: Vision Quest
The Chief Protector for Western Australia from 1915-1936: Mr. Neville
_______ claimed Australia for England in 1770 Captain Cook
_______________ is the world's largest coral reef Great Barrier Reef
The hundreds of various Yoruba deities Orishas
These diviners help people learn their future Babalawo
The Yoruba trickster figure Esu
The supreme god of the Yoruba Olorun
The Lakota trickster figure Inktomi
This is an initiation rite of the Dieri tribe in Australia Wilyaru
An animal or natural entity that symbolizes a grouop or an idvidual is a ____________________ and is common amoung primal religions. Totem
Australia's desert region outback
tribal societies cread unorthodox religious movement to explain appearance of technology and western goods cargo cults
Europeans who invaded islands to capture natives to work on plantations blackbirders
Auckland is the largest city in this country New Zealand
Equal in size to the continental U.S. "wet America"
Island state of Australia Tasmania
One third of the population of this island are from India Fiji
Island is a plateau of almost pure phosphate (rom bird droppings; Used to make fertilizer) Naura
Island is owned by Chile; No one solved the mystery of these large heads Easter Island
Earthquakes here cause small islands to suddenly rise or sink Tonga
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