Melka Krestos led a rebellion in Lasta opposing this group’s presence in one country. A leader of this group offered a symbolic post to a prince who later advanced its influence in Mpangu (“em-PAHN-goo”). Walatta Petros was sent (15[1])into exile for her opposition to this group, though it was later repudiated during the reign of Fasilides (15[1])(“FAH-see-LYE-deez”). Kimpa Vita was executed for leading a movement inspired (15[1])by this group. This group’s status was elevated in one country by (*) Susenyos I as part of an effort to secure foreign military (-5[1])aid. (10[1])Prince Henrique (10[1])of Kongo was the highest-ranking (10[2])member (10[1])of this group to be born in central Africa (10[2])after he was appointed its head in Utica. (10[1])Nzinga a (10[1])Nkuwu (10[1])(“en-zin-gah ah en-koo-woo”) changed his name to (10[1])João of Kongo (10[1]-5[1])after joining this religion. (10[8])For (10[1])10 points, (10[1])name this religion (10[1])that was spread throughout Africa by the Jesuits. (10[3])■END■ (10[4])