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Period 1 Thursday, 18 August Daily Journal 2. Practice Vocabulary List 2 American Literature

Daily Journal #7 In your own words, explain why you believe people are eager to understand the origin of their world. Give at least 2 reasons and provide support, explaining why you think this. List some ways in which people have tried to explain the world’s origin. (Ex. Biblical narratives) Give at least 2 examples.

Notes: Creation Myths Myth: traditional story, usually involving supernatural beings or events, that explains how some aspect of human nature or the natural world came to be. Creation Myths: specific kind of myth that typically Describes how the universe, the earth, and life began. Explains the workings of the natural world. Supports and validates social customs and values. Guides people through the trials of living.

The World on the Turtle’s Back pg. 32 Read page 32 silently. On a new page in your “Notes” section, answer the following questions: (write out question and then answer) 1. What are two characteristics of the myth? 2. What groups make up the Iroquois? 3. When was the Iroquois League formed and why? 4. List characteristics of the Iroquois life, including housing, roles of men and women, beliefs, etc. What caused the Iroquois League to weaken?

Vocabulary List 2 Word Search Test on Friday!