Question

in shinto belief, spirits that exist in nature (such as mountains and rivers) are called:
□ brahman
□ kami
□ dharma
□ nirvana

Explanation:

Brahman is a concept in Hinduism referring to the universal absolute. Dharma is a term in Indian religions about moral duty. Nirvana is the ultimate goal in Buddhism, a state of liberation. Kami are the nature spirits central to Shinto belief, which include spirits of natural features like mountains and rivers.

Answer:

Kami