1. How do origin and trickster tales reflect the culture of the people living in North America before the Europeans arrived?

The themes explain spiritual beliefs and social norms of the society.

O

The conflicts are unique to Native Americans at that time.

O

The characters are realistic and representative of all Native Americans.

O

The setting and how it affects the people are evident in the tales.

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9 July, 01:28

1. How do origin and trickster tales reflect the culture of the people living in North America before the Europeans arrived?

The themes explain spiritual beliefs and social norms of the society.

O

The conflicts are unique to Native Americans at that time.

O

The characters are realistic and representative of all Native Americans.

O

The setting and how it affects the people are evident in the tales.

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Jenkins · Answer 1

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Explanation:

the themes explain spiritual beliefs and social norms of the society.

Kaleb Bridges · Answer 2

engaged in hunting and gathering, foundation of social structure-technology, introduction of trade and market place-economy. North America was hardly an empty wilderness when Europeans arrived