Native Americans & the New World- terms & content

In Grizzlies Walked Upright, the Modocs never kill grizzly bears because....

The Earth on Turtle’s Back shows the importance the Onondaga placed on...

writing that stresses simplicity or clarity of expression

Creation myths are unique to ONLY the Native Americans.  

Figure of speech where a speaker in a piece of writing addresses someone/something not there

words or phrases that appeal to one or more of the five senses—sight, sound, smell, touch, or taste.​

Nonhuman/nonliving subject given human characteristics

When an author reverses the normal word order of a phrase or sentence

Oral tradition=the passing down of a culture's knowledge/history/stories through writing from generation to generation.

"Your wickedness makes you as it were heavy as lead" is an example of...

“[T]here is hell’s wide gaping mouth open” is an example of..

The Onondaga tribe greatly valued nature

a symbolic story that explains how the world and life began

the Chief of the Sky’s personality in the story can best be described as...

brief & indirect connection/mention of another piece of well-known writing (Ex: The Bible)

The tiny muskrat in Earth on Turtle's Back shows the value of....

The wind in the Navajo Origin Lengend represents

Comparison using like or as

Repetition of a word or words at the beginning of a line, clause or sentence

All of the following are “obstacles” faced by the Pilgrims EXCEPT 

Bradford's attitude towards the Pilgrims can best be described as..

Words that are no longer in use are used in a piece of writing

the main purpose of this sermon is to...

religious revivals in American colonies and England during the 1700s; claimed that the church had become too lenient

a figure of speech that compares or equates two seemingly unlike things

Edward's tone changes throughout.  Which of the following best describes the change?