Two different tribes of Indigenous people in their connection and spiritual beliefs to corn.

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Compare and contrast– Two different tribes of Indigenous people in their connection and spiritual beliefs to corn.

•Indicate geographic/historic location of Tribe A. Briefly summarize the oral tradition, pertaining to corn, of Tribe A. Compare and relate it to a second oral tradition that you picked, pertaining to corn, of Tribe B. Indicate location of Tribe B and briefly summarize the oral tradition of Tribe B. Give a brief discussion of A+B together. Explain how the oral traditions of A+B support the idea of the importance of corn to Indigenous Peoples throughout America.

You must provide the URL links to both of the oral traditions that you found and read for your response. As you read and answer the prompt, make note of Native American perspectives on nature, women, family or the future. Use the Word Campus reference sheet to guide you as you answer this prompt.

http://www.native-languages.org/legends-corn.htm

http://www.mythencyclopedia.com/Ca-Cr/Corn.html

Compare and contrast– Two different tribes of Indigenous people in their connection and spiritual beliefs to corn.

•Indicate geographic/historic location of Tribe A. Briefly summarize the oral tradition, pertaining to corn, of Tribe A. Compare and relate it to a second oral tradition that you picked, pertaining to corn, of Tribe B. Indicate location of Tribe B and briefly summarize the oral tradition of Tribe B. Give a brief discussion of A+B together. Explain how the oral traditions of A+B support the idea of the importance of corn to Indigenous Peoples throughout America.

You must provide the URL links to both of the oral traditions that you found and read for your response. As you read and answer the prompt, make note of Native American perspectives on nature, women, family or the future. Use the Word Campus reference sheet to guide you as you answer this prompt.

http://www.native-languages.org/legends-corn.htm

http://www.mythencyclopedia.com/Ca-Cr/Corn.html

Compare and contrast– Two different tribes of Indigenous people in their connection and spiritual beliefs to corn.

•Indicate geographic/historic location of Tribe A. Briefly summarize the oral tradition, pertaining to corn, of Tribe A. Compare and relate it to a second oral tradition that you picked, pertaining to corn, of Tribe B. Indicate location of Tribe B and briefly summarize the oral tradition of Tribe B. Give a brief discussion of A+B together. Explain how the oral traditions of A+B support the idea of the importance of corn to Indigenous Peoples throughout America.

You must provide the URL links to both of the oral traditions that you found and read for your response. As you read and answer the prompt, make note of Native American perspectives on nature, women, family or the future. Use the Word Campus reference sheet to guide you as you answer this prompt.

http://www.native-languages.org/legends-corn.htm

http://www.mythencyclopedia.com/Ca-Cr/Corn.html

Compare and contrast– Two different tribes of Indigenous people in their connection and spiritual beliefs to corn.

•Indicate geographic/historic location of Tribe A. Briefly summarize the oral tradition, pertaining to corn, of Tribe A. Compare and relate it to a second oral tradition that you picked, pertaining to corn, of Tribe B. Indicate location of Tribe B and briefly summarize the oral tradition of Tribe B. Give a brief discussion of A+B together. Explain how the oral traditions of A+B support the idea of the importance of corn to Indigenous Peoples throughout America.

You must provide the URL links to both of the oral traditions that you found and read for your response. As you read and answer the prompt, make note of Native American perspectives on nature, women, family or the future. Use the Word Campus reference sheet to guide you as you answer this prompt.

http://www.native-languages.org/legends-corn.htm

http://www.mythencyclopedia.com/Ca-Cr/Corn.html