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If the Chief of the Sky Spirits banned the grizzlies from ever speaking or walking again, what does this tell us about his personality?

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If the Chief of the Sky Spirits banned the grizzlies from ever speaking or walking again, what does this tell us about his personality?

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This reveals how oppressive the Chief of the Sky Spirits is towards the grizzly bears.

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"This one at last is bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh! She is to be called Woman, because she was taken from Man." What etiology is explained in this quote?

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This quote explains how marriage is supposed to be with a man and a woman.

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"To the woman he said: I shall give you intense pain in childbearing, you will give birth to your children in pain." What is this an example of?

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This is an example of an etiology.

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Give a brief Narrative on Of Plymouth Plantation by William Bradford?

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The Narrative is about how a community of families, united in their goals and religious beliefs, begin a new settlement in a harsh wilderness.

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Loss of Innocence is the theme of what literary source?

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Young Goodman Brown by Nathaniel Hawthorne

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In Genesis Chapter 3, God condemned Adam and Eve for eating a fruit from the Tree of Knowledge. However, "God made tunics of skins for the man and his wife and clothed them." What does this tell us about God?

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This tells us that God can not only be omnipotent but at the same time caring and merciful.

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Describe the relationship between the Indians and Early Settlers.

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There is a lot of tension between the colonists and Indians; for example, they were situations where blood was shed between the two groups. Politically, the Indians were bereft of certain rights.

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John Smith wrote in A General History of Virginia: "Captain Smith, who, by his own good example, performs good works and fair promises." How does John Smith want the reader to view him? Why?

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John Smith wants the reader to think that he is a fair leader and a hero, for he has saved his people from dying.

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What beliefs or values are conveyed if God made man from the soil of the ground and blew the breath of life into him?

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It reveals that man was given life by God and it even explains the origin of the body and soul.

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What is the message does Bradford tries to convey to the reader through his narrative, Of Plymouth Plantation?

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Bradford conveys the message that one should never give up on an aspiration.

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In Genesis Chapter 1, God "rested on the seventh day and made it holy." What does this explain?

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This explains why Christians today rest on the Sabbath day.

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In Noah's Ark, what does the rainbow symbolize?

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The rainbow symbolizes God's everlasting covenant with Noah.

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What creation story shares the value for Grizzlies? Explain why.

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When Grizzlies Walked Upright is the creation story where Grizzlies are valued by Native Americans. The grizzlies are valued because Native Americans believe that they were their descendants.

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In his Journal of the First Voyage to America, how did Columbus view the Native Americans?

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Columbus asserts that the Native Americans were frightful, yet affable people.

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What creation story most likely corresponds to the following belief: "Women are more important than men." Explain why.

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Earth on Turtle's Back most likely corresponds to this belief because a woman was the first to appear on the Earth.

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What does Faith, Brown's wife, symbolize?

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Faith symbolizes Brown's relationship with God.

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"Squanto was their interpreter and was a special instrument sent from God for their good beyond their expectation." This quote can most likely be found in what narrative? What does this reveal about the Pilgrim's faith?

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Of Plymouth Plantation. This reveals how God is a provider and all caring.

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"God is favorable towards us, for he has given us fine weather today." This quote would most likely be said in which literature piece: A Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration of Mary Rowlandson or Of Plymouth Plantation

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This quote would most likely be said in both literary pieces.

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John Smith wrote in A General History of Virginia: "Captain Smith, who, by his own good example, performs good works and fair promises." What is the purpose for using the third person?

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John Smith uses the third person so that he may distance himself from the writing and make it seem less subjective.

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In Genesis Chapter 1, how does God create the world? What is the significance of the manner in which he does so?

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God creates the world by speaking. This shows how words have powerful meaning and influences.

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In Noah's Ark what does the "flood" symbolize? What does it tell us about nature?

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The flood symbolizes renewal and this shows how destructive nature may be.

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Compare and contrast men and women during Colonial Times.

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During Colonial Times, Men had more political power than women. Women shared few rights and were deprived from any role of government.

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Fill in the Blanks: Young Goodman Brown changes from being a man who was -- to a man who became -- after the dream.

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Niave; Cynical

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