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About 240 million people in Africa speak one of the  language of bantu. bantu its self means "the people".

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Throughout history, cultures have expressed themselves in their art; the Bantu-speaking cultures are no exception. The original Bantu-speakers ( speakers of proto-Bantu) occupied parts of Niger and Cameroon They migrated south and east influencing most of Africa south of the Sahara. Many distinct ethnic groups sprang up, but all of their languages were influenced by the proto-Bantu speakers.

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http://study.com/academy/lesson/the-bantu-people-migration-language-and-impact.html

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They had firm belief in a supernatural world, in the efficacy of sorcery and magic.

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The art looks creepy because they have big heads and no eyes and it also looks like they are always looking at you and it looks like they are manly made of wood.

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They could only talk to the people in there community

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They did not really have a government but they believed magic and witch doctors.

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Their way of life change from place to place like in the Congo they manly farmed and nomadic herders. The Bantus were one of the first Africans to migrate and be apart of agriculture and they migrated south of Africa.