Who or what is benamuckee? a. the name of crusoe's dog b. friday's father c. the ship that sank near the island d. the god of the cannibals

The correct answer is D.

In Daniel Defoe's 1719 novel "Robinson Crusoe," Benamuckee is a mountain God of the Caribs, the cannibal tribe to which the character Friday belonged.

D. The god of the cannibals

Explanation:

Benamuckee is a character from Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe.  This character is the mountain God of the Caribs, the savage clan to which the character Friday was in.

Friday believes that after death all souls go to Benamuckee and that there are a kind of clergy called "Oowocakee."

what are the following?

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