Which is true of diviners in medieval african societies?
a. dviners were chosen in elections.
b. diviners were a special class of people who could communicate with the gods through rituals.
c. diviners were employed by kings to protect the interests of the king but not the king's people.
d. diviners made it clear that they did not work with supernatural forces and that their power had nothing to do with the gods.

The correct answer is C) Diviners were employed by kings to protect the interests of the king but not the king's people.

What is true of diviners in medieval African societies was that diviners were employed by kings to protect the interests of the king but not the king's people.

Since the early years of the African tribes, people believed that "shamans" or diviners had the power to communicate with the spirits. Tribal people consulted diviners to know things from the future or to talk with the deceased. During medieval times, kings hired these diviners to counsel him and for protection purposes. The king thought that having a seer or diviner in the king's court could help their interests.

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