What separated African society from European society according to Edward Blyden, the West African born in the West Indies and educated in the United States who later became a political official in Liberia?

The correct answer is : The profound religious sensibiliti

Explanation:

African societies have a very religious community that defends the way they see their spiritual life. They possessed a profound religious sensibility to their culture. On the other hand, European societies had lost that over previous centuries because they had focused on material gain.