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What is Oral literature?

literature passed down from one generation to the next by mouth--not written down

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Explain the hero character archetype 

goodness/virtue 

struggle with evil 

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What does the black image archetype represent?

power, doom, darkness

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Why did the people want to find out what was under them? 

Running out of space/it was getting overcrowded

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Why does the Ancient woman cut down the sky tree? 

to help her husband, he said it would heal him and save his life because of his dream

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What is a creation myth? 

Explains how the world/humans were created
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Explain the Earth Mother character archetype 

Provides comfort and guidance to the hero of the story

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What does the dark bird image represent?

death, hate 

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Why didn't the Native Americans eat red crawfish? 

Meat was spoiled by the sun because the sun was too close at first

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What does the chief's dream reveal about the importance of dreams to Native Americans? 

They provide wisdom and guidance and they should be followed and taken seriously 

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What is an origin myth? 

Explains how specific natural phenomena originated & provides answers to "unanswerable" questions
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What does the water image archetype represent?

Life and cleansing 

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What does the light bird image represent?

peace, love, life

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Who is the Great Buzzard? What character is the Great Buzzard? 

Bird that wanted to help them find dry land

trickster-hero 

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What lesson did the Huron intend to teach with this myth? 

-think before you act

-don't make impulsive decisions

-think about consequences of actions

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Explain the trickster character archetype

-2-sided personality 

-often an animal

-clever & causes trouble

-defies authority 

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What does the sun image archetype represent?

Energy, creativity, enlightenment 

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Name two purposes of myths. 

-Tell how something is made

-Teach moral lesson 

-glorify leaders

-to preserve religious beliefs

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Name two natural phenomena that were created in "How the World Was Made."

-Mountains and Valleys 

-red crawfish are bad to eat

-placement of the sun

-9-month pregnancy

-nocturnal animals

-trees keeping leaves year-round


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What was created in "The Sky Tree" myth? 

land/earth 

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Explain the trickster-hero character archetype 

Tries to be good, but accidentally causes trouble

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What does the red image color represent?

love, hate, anger 

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Where did the people live when all was water? 

Up in the sky/clouds 

"above the arch" 

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Why was the Sky Tree so important to people of Sky Land? 

It was the big tree in Sky Land that provided food and life to the people

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What is Mrs. Woody's favorite color? 

PURPLE 

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