In 1491, King Nzinga converted the Kongo Kingdom to Christianity. Which of the following was not true in the Kongo Kingdom after 1491?

After Kongo’s conversion to Christianity in 1491, Portuguese trade and other regional connections expanded, bringing greater wealth and encouraging production of textiles and ceremonial objects. The claim that royal and religious figures were mostly made of terracotta is not accurate: Kongo figures and regalia were commonly made from materials such as wood, ivory, and metal. Therefore, choice C is the statement that was not true.

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