African Law

Customary law

Bantu law

Black law

Indigenous law (correct)

It is not recognized by the colonial powers

It is historically inaccurate

It overlooks the fact that there are many different ethnic groupings with their own norms and principles (correct)

It is non-specific

Customary law is the law that prevailed in Africa prior to colonialism, while indigenous law is the law that prevailed in Africa after colonialism

Customary law is based on legal norms and principles, while indigenous law is based on traditions and customs

There is no difference between the two terms

Customary law is a pejorative term used to describe African law, while indigenous law is a more descriptive and less pejorative term (correct)