The ‘Khasi Monolith’ is a cultural symbol representing:

The correct answer is: c) Strength and unity.

Khasi monoliths are stone megaliths found in the Khasi and Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya, India. They are erected as memorials to important people, such as chiefs and warriors. The monoliths are often carved with symbols that represent the deceased’s achievements.

The Khasi people believe that the monoliths represent the strength and unity of the Khasi community. The monoliths are a reminder of the sacrifices that have been made for the community, and they serve to unite the people in their common heritage.

The other options are incorrect because:

• Ancestral spirits are not directly represented by the monoliths, although they may be honored at the sites where the monoliths are erected.
• Fertility is not a major theme in Khasi culture, and there is no evidence that the monoliths are associated with fertility.
• Connection with nature is important to the Khasi people, but the monoliths are not specifically associated with nature.

In conclusion, the Khasi monolith is a cultural symbol representing strength and unity.