What is the religion of the Cahokia?

The Cahokia civilization, which thrived around 600 to 1400 CE in the Mississippi River Valley, practiced a form of animism and polytheism, centering on a belief system that revered nature and various deities associated with it. They built large earthen mounds, such as Cahokia Mounds, which often served as ceremonial sites, possibly for religious rituals. The society was also organized around a chiefdom, with leaders who likely held spiritual significance. Their religious practices included offerings, ceremonies, and possibly the worship of ancestors.