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kolbaska11
4 months ago
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What elements of creation does this myth explain check all that apply

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LenKa [1.8K]4 months ago
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The right answer is as follows.

This myth accounts for the creation of water, land, fire, sunlight, air, humans, and animals.

We refer to the Iroquois Creation Myth, which narrates that before Earth existed, an island hovered in the sky, inhabited by the sky people. A woman from the sky gave birth to twin brothers: Sapling and Flint. According to the myth, the first living creatures on Earth were water animals. When the woman fell from the sky, two birds assisted her in reaching the water and mud. The animals accumulated mud on the back of a giant turtle until land the size of North America emerged.

Alex [1.6K]4 months ago
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The myth describes the creation of the elements such as water and land, as well as fire, sunlight and air, along with humans and animals.
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