Exam 8: North America: Stories From the Zuni, Hopi, and Navajo Southwest; and From the Iroquois League Northeastern Woodlands

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All of the following were Tribes of the Iroquois League/Six Nations EXCEPT

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In a Tale of the Sky World, ______________ was the name of the evil twin

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Even after the people in the Zuni Emergence myth had individual fingers and toes, they still had __________________ and ___________________.

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In The Tale of the Sky world, _____________________ who fell from the sky, was the first human.

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The most striking feature of the fourth world for the new arrivals was ___________.

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A motif common to the Native American myths we have read is ________________.

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The boys in the Zuni Emergence myth made ______________ from branches of aspen, pine, spruce, and silver spruce.

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The definition of __________________ is that they are formal, dramatic presentations of sacred beliefs.

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In Woodlands mythology, the turtle represents all of the following EXCEPT _______________________.

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According to beliefs of the Southwest American Indians, our ___________________ show where the wind blew when it created human beings.

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The Pueblo Indians call their ancestors __________________________.

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In the Zuni Emergence myth, sunflowers and buttercups originated from _______________________________.

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In the Hopi Creation Story, the sun and moon are created by _______________.

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Figures carved into rocks by the Anasazi Indians are called _______________.

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_________________ is the major "helper" and "donor" in the Hopi Creation Story.

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Diné bahane' is the creation myth of the _________________.

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Ruth Benedict's theory that the study of a culture must take place within the context of that culture is called __________________________________.

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In the Navajo creation myth, the creatures are always able to get to the next world because ___________________.

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A disadvantage of studying a written version of a myth instead of an oral one is that _____________________.

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Axtell notes that Iroquois women were in control of_______________________________________.

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