Question

sort each characteristic of a culture into the correct category.

haida.both.maori.


the options for those 3 categories. were known as warriors. were known as traders. hunted and fished. beileived in raven. bielived in raven. bielived in tu. believed in gods.

Answer 1

Haida:
were known as traders
believed in raven

both:
hunted and fished
believed in gods

maori:
believed in tu
were known as warriors



Based on the myths, what are values of both the Haida and the Māori? Check all that apply.

family
power
nature
trickery
forgiveness
love

Answer 2

its family nature and love

Answer 3

Here is the sorting of the characteristics into the correct categories for the Haida, Maori, and both:

**Haida:**
- Were known as traders.
- Hunted and fished.
- Believed in raven.

**Maori:**
- Were known as warriors.
- Hunted and fished.
- Believed in Tu.
- Believed in gods.

**Both:**
- Hunted and fished (this is a shared characteristic).

Based on the instructions, "hunted and fished" appears to fit in both categories as it's a common characteristic shared by both cultures. Let me know if there is anything else you need!

Answer 4

Based on the myths and cultural values of both the Haida and the Māori, the following values can be identified:

- **Family:** Both cultures place a strong emphasis on kinship and family ties.
- **Nature:** Both the Haida and Māori cultures have deep connections to nature and the environment, often reflected in their traditions and myths.
- **Power:** The concepts of power, particularly in relation to authority, leadership, and spiritual significance, can be found in both cultures.
- **Trickery:** Trickster figures appear in both Haida and Māori mythology, indicating a value placed on cleverness and cunning.
- **Forgiveness:** While not as emphasized as some other values, themes of forgiveness can be present in certain myths and stories.
- **Love:** Love, both familial and community-based, is a value that often appears in various cultural narratives.

Thus, based on these considerations, the following values can be checked for both the Haida and Māori: **family, nature, power, trickery, forgiveness, and love.**

Answer 5

Thank you for the clarification. Based on your provided values, the values of both the Haida and the Māori are:

- **Family**
- **Nature**
- **Love**

These values are often emphasized in their cultural narratives and myths, reflecting their connection to community, the environment, and interpersonal relationships. If you have any more questions or need further information, feel free to ask!