lesson one

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Across
  1. 3. - individuals believed to perform magic or supernatural acts, often involving rituals..
  2. 4. - small, flowing bodies of water that usually flow into larger rivers or lakes.
  3. 6. - To display or show; in the text, it means to demonstrate a particular characteristic or tendency.
  4. 11. - Hanging or being held up in a way that allows it to move freely.
  5. 14. - often imagined as a parallel realm to our own with different characteristics.
  6. 15. - to abstain from food for a period of time, often for spiritual or health reasons.
  7. 18. - Referring to the four main directions: north, south, east, and west.
  8. 19. - A partner or companion.
  9. 21. - a unit of measurement based on the width of a human hand, used in this context to describe the height of the sun.
  10. 26. - The state of sharing features or characteristics; in this context, it refers to shared themes found in Native American creation stories.
  11. 27. - An arched structure or a space that is often covered, resembling a ceiling.
  12. 29. - Secured or attached firmly to something else.
  13. 31. - Soft, wet earth that is often a mixture of soil and water.
  14. 34. - To extend or expand over a larger area.
  15. 35. Eagle - A large bird of prey known for its white head and tail, symbolizing strength and freedom in various cultures.
  16. 36. - The leader or most important person in a group or organization.
  17. 40. - Moving or waving quickly and lightly, often used to describe the motion of wings.
  18. 41. - A strong, thin rope or string used for binding or holding things together.
  19. 43. - A Native American group from what is now California, noted for their unique cultural practices and beliefs.
  20. 44. - To question or dispute; here, it refers to how the meeting of two cultures questioned existing beliefs.
  21. 45. - animals that are hunted and eaten by other animals.
  22. 46. A wild canine native to North America, known for its adaptability and cunning nature.
Down
  1. 1. - The beginnings or sources of something; here, it pertains to the initial creation of the world.
  2. 2. - The act of bringing something into existence; in this context, it refers to the origins of the world as told in Native American stories.
  3. 5. Power - The belief in a force or energy that influences the natural world and human existence, often associated with religious or cultural significance.
  4. 7. - Narratives or reports of events; in this case, it refers to the various stories that describe how the world came to be.
  5. 8. - A Native American tribe originally from the southeastern United States, known for its rich cultural heritage.
  6. 9. - a type of tree or shrub often used as a symbol of victory or honor; its leaves are used in wreaths.
  7. 10. - a type of coniferous tree known for its aromatic wood and often associated with strength and longevity.
  8. 12. - burned or damaged by heat.
  9. 13. To act in accordance with a wish or command; to follow or obey instructions.
  10. 15. - Solid and stable; not soft or weak.
  11. 16. - Relating to the soul or religious values; in this context, it refers to the belief in a higher power or divine influence in nature.
  12. 17. - To move quickly and suddenly in a specified direction.
  13. 20. - a path or course along which something moves, in this context referring to the sun's path.
  14. 22. - a type of bird of prey, often associated with scavenging.
  15. 23. - To come out of sleep; to become alert or conscious.
  16. 24. - A conflict or clash; in this case, it refers to the encounter between Native Americans and Europeans.
  17. 25. - A representation of a person or thing; in this context, a human form made of clay.
  18. 28. - to land or settle upon something.
  19. 30. - to withstand or tolerate something difficult or unpleasant over time.
  20. 32. - A specific term from Indigenous culture referring to a mythical or spiritual place.
  21. 33. - An inclination or a habitual pattern of behavior; here, it refers to the commonality among Native American stories to connect spirituality with nature.
  22. 37. - A piece of land surrounded by water.
  23. 38. To bring back to life or consciousness; to restore vigor or health.
  24. 39. - Damaged or deteriorated from use or age.
  25. 42. - a plant with glossy leaves and bright red berries, often associated with winter and holiday decorations.