Question

what characterized the religious belief system of early romans?
● they worshipped one supreme god
○ they honored many gods and goddesses
○ they built temples to their ancestors spirits
○ they believed in opposing forces of good and evil

Explanation:

The early Romans followed a polytheistic religion, meaning they honored many gods and goddesses (like Jupiter, Juno, Minerva, etc.). Worshipping one supreme god is more characteristic of monotheistic religions. Building temples to ancestors' spirits is more associated with some East Asian traditions, and the belief in opposing forces of good and evil in a dualistic sense isn't the main characteristic of early Roman religion. So the correct option is the one about honoring many gods and goddesses.

Answer:

B. They honored many gods and goddesses