istory discussion board – History homework help
Watch the documentaries/lectures and complete the readings. Pick one of the questions below to discuss.
What do the various creation myths read this week demonstrate to historians about eating habits of early civilizations?
What do the various creation myths read this week demonstrate to historians about political ways of early civilizations?
What do the various creation myths read this week demonstrate to historians about gender relations in early civilizations?
What do the various creation myths read this week demonstrate to historians about religious ways of early civilizations?
What do the various creation myths read this week demonstrate to historians about generational (father-son, mother-daughter, and/or parent-children)relations in early civilizations?
What do the various creation myths read this week demonstrate to historians about social (class) relations in early civilizations?
What do the various creation myths read this week demonstrate to historians about environment-human relations in early civilizations?
The approximate length for posts and responses will be 50 to 100 words.
Forum discussions will be evaluated on creativity of analysis of weekly readings.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xibv9jRnrlo
see the attachments for the readings.
Attachments: popol_vuh.pdfsacrifice_as_creation.pdfthe_book_of_genesis.pdfthe_creation_epic.pdfthe_epic_of_gilgamesh.pdfwomenand_the_agricultural_revolution.pdfgerda_lerner.pdf
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