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What were the first culture to use burial mounds and demonstrate belief in supreme being

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The Norse used burial mounds and demonstrated in belief in supreme being. They believed they were divine like the gods and goddesses in Norse Culture. 
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Mississippians were the first culture to use burial mounds and demonstrate belief in supreme being.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • It was the Mississippians who were the mound building Native Americans.
  • These mould buildings also consisted of burial grounds.
  • They constructed large truncated pyramid mounds and platform mounds.
  • Usually these mounds were square, rectangular, or occasionally circular in shape.
  • These buildings were built using of wooden posts wrapped with mud plaster and also had thatched roofs.
  • These mounds built during Mississippians period was marked as centre of political and social authority .
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