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Why are these structures important in Shintoism? They mark the entrance into a temple. They mark the presence of one or more kami. They mark places of historic religious events.…

Why are these structures important in Shintoism? They mark the entrance into a temple. They mark the presence of one or more kami. They mark places of historic religious events.…
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Why are these structures important in Shintoism?

They mark the entrance into a temple.
They mark the presence of one or more kami.
They mark places of historic religious events.
They mark the burial places of religious figures.

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The answer is B

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B. They mark the presence of one or more kami.

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