This is a PowerPoint Presentation Assignment You will research a Native American or African communityÂ’s culture, oral tradition, religious texts, historical background, and current beliefs and practices. If possible, interview a Native American or African, medicine man, shaman, or museum expert about that community. If you would like to take pictures during your visit to this community, museum, or place of worship be sure to obtain permission. In a 15-20-slide presentation with slide notes (not including title slide and reference slide), address the following elements: 1. Name of the Native American community or African Tribal Religion and the historical religious beliefs and practices of that group. 2. How historical beliefs and religious practices have been influenced (positively or negatively) by the dominant surrounding culture. Include specific examples. 3. Current religious beliefs and practices and the part they play in the daily life of a typical member of the community. 4. Elements of the traditional religion that a Christian would need to consider when sharing the Christian faith/gospel with a person from this community. 5. Evaluation of the impact American or European policy has had on Native American or African Tribal Religion beliefs and practices. 6. How current and future governmental policies could impact personal beliefs and practices of that community in the future. Be creative. Include a title slide, reference slide(s), and slide notes that provide detailed explanation of slide information. Utilize the course textbook and a minimum of five additional academic resources, one of which c
an be your interview and should include topic materials and external resources. While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and documentation of sources should be presented using APA formatting guidelines. You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite. Refer to the for assistance. Read Chapters 7 and 8 in . Read “African Concept of God, Evil and Salvation in African Traditional Religion (ATR): Critique From Cultural View Point,” by Adedeji, from the (2012). URL: View the “African Worldviews” video, by Conrad Mbewe, on the YouTube website (2010). URL: Read “The Story of Africa: Traditional Religions, Islam and Christianity” from the BBC World Service website.URL: Read “Great Mysteries: Native North American Religions and Participatory Visions,” by Marks, from (2007).URL: Read the Introduction and Chapter 3, “Cultural Identity, Authenticity, and Community Survival: The Politics of Recognition in the Study of Native American Religions,” by Irwin, in (2000). URL: Read the article,”‘Kill the Indian, and Save the Man’: Capt. Richard H. Pratt on the Education of Native Americans,” on the story Matters website. URL: View the “Kill the Indian, Save the Man” video on the YouTube website. URL: View the first 15 minutes of the “Richard Twiss Memorial” video on the YouTube website (2013). After watching the first 15 minutes, reflect on Lakota Sioux Christian music. URL: View the testimony of Richard Twiss in the “Drumming, Chanting and Other Christian Things” video on the YouTube website (2013). URL: Purchase the answer to view it