Across
- 4. Myths were part of an _____ tradition, meaning they were passed from one generation to another by telling them out loud as stories.
- 6. The titan who Greeks believed carried the heavens on his shoulders
- 11. After dying in battle, human warriors were taken to _______ by warrior women called Valkyries.
- 12. The Egyptian god of war, with a falcon head
- 14. The titan who stole fire from the gods, and gifted it to humans
- 15. Other cultures, including the Arapaho of North America as well as civilizations in Egypt and Japan, thought of humans as descendants of a _____ god.
- 16. The mountain Greeks believed their gods lived on, Mount _______
- 18. What the Greeks believed Pandora opened to release evil into the world
- 19. The Norse god of Mischief
- 20. Ancient people saw sickness, ________, and natural disasters, but they did not understand what caused them.
Down
- 1. Myths are ________ about how the world was created and why certain things happen
- 2. The Greek messenger god
- 3. a myth of the Polynesian people tells that the god _____ formed the world out of water and darkness.
- 5. The society who borrowed much of the Greeks mythology
- 7. The being that people from India believe Men and Women came from
- 8. The Egyptian chief of the gods
- 9. Myths tell of ______, heroes, and events that a group believes, or at one time believed, to be real.
- 10. A cultures myths are often closely tied to its ________
- 13. The Norse god of Thunder
- 17. the Roman god of the underworld
