All of our stories were to teach, and unlike your societies stories we did not give "the moral of" at the end - you don't learn that way.
This is the story of Looks-Twice:
There once was a man named Looks-Twice, he was not the bravest or the fastest or the best hunter in the tribe. He set out one morning to become the greatest hunter. He crossed a river to hunt for a great deer he saw the day before. He found its tracks and began following it deeper and deeper in to the forest. Around mid-day it started to rain and he was getting close. A little while later he spotted the deer and was able to down it with a single arrow. He shouted with glee at such a fine kill and the thought of sitting at the head of the fire tonight. He struggled to carry the deer through the mud and the rain got worse; and cold. Near dark he returned to the river, exhausted from his long trek with this large deer, and the river was flooded and impassable.
This is the story of Looks-Twice (and there is no "one answer" to this story).
Orally. They passed down history, stories, many types of information orally, through storytelling.
They told stories by drawing folk lore they cant live without it they didnt have written languege
By drawing folk lore:---___---By: a little fifth grader
They sat around a fire and tell story.
No, not always most of the time they are myths
what is the definition of American literatureThe purpose of Native American literature is to tell stories and to keep their history alive.
Native Americans understood their symbiotic relationship to the land, and their stories, myths, and believes reflect this relationship. For instance a local mountain appeared to be 'blue' and it was incorporated into the stories of the tribe to reflect its significant (odd) appearance.
the native americans
well first they find native other Americans and they tell them to open there mouth and then they pee or poo in it... then the people who ate it ( or drank it) swallow it..... lol jk.. don't listen to me i was joking;)
They didn't actually have literature. Native Americans have a strong oral tradition and passed down their myths and stories verbally.
myths or orgin myths[Native Americans]
No, not always most of the time they are myths
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he believed that the government had the power to tell native Americans where they could live
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native americans were americans that were native
they knew because they were smarter than us
Many speak English; ask them, they will tell you.
what is the definition of American literatureThe purpose of Native American literature is to tell stories and to keep their history alive.
Petroglyphs are ancient rock carvings that provide insight into the beliefs and daily lives of early civilizations.
I don't know as they were "prominent." I've read some papers that state that 3000 Native Americans inhabited NH when we arrived but that half than number remained in 1700. There are a number of stories that involve Native Americans such as the story of Hanna Dustin and the founding of Franklin.