Concept:Colonial rule curtailed the political and military powers of traditional rulers, but their spiritual authority remained intact.
Explanation:Under colonial rule, traditional rulers were stopped from raising armed forces.
They were also denied the power to impose taxes.
Furthermore, they could not install or dispose of a chief without colonial approval.
However, they generally retained their position as spiritual heads of the people.
Therefore, the idea that they were no longer spiritual heads was not a limitation imposed on them.
Answer:D. were no longer spiritual heads of the people.