Question

select the button that matches each detail from the myth with the idea it best supports. ideas details nature plays an important role in iroquois culture. the iroquois believe the world is made of forces in opposition to each other. the animals help the woman after she falls from the sky. the twins argue about the way they should be born. the three sisters grow from the girls body after she is buried.

Explanation:

1. The animals helping the woman after she falls from the sky shows nature's role in Iroquois culture as animals are part of nature and they assist a human - nature plays an important role in Iroquois culture.
2. The twins arguing about the way they should be born does not directly relate to nature's role but rather shows a conflict which can be seen as an example of opposing forces - the Iroquois believe the world is made of forces in opposition to each other.
3. The three sisters growing from the girl's body after she is buried is a natural - like phenomenon and shows nature's connection to human life - nature plays an important role in Iroquois culture.

Answer:

• The animals help the woman after she falls from the sky: Nature plays an important role in Iroquois culture.
• The twins argue about the way they should be born: The Iroquois believe the world is made of forces in opposition to each other.
• The three sisters grow from the girl's body after she is buried: Nature plays an important role in Iroquois culture.