What does this story show about the Sioux people?(1 point) Responses:
Women were responsible for the most difficult work in a village.
Women were responsible for the most difficult work in a village.
Women served as warriors as well as farmers.
Women served as warriors as well as farmers.
They believed the Great Spirit was responsible for their well-being.
They believed the Great Spirit was responsible for their well-being.
The Great Spirit was an important member of their tribe.
The story shows that the Sioux people believed the Great Spirit was responsible for their well-being and that the Great Spirit was an important member of their tribe.
Based on the passage, what was one quality valued by the Sioux people?(1 point)Responses:
confidence
honesty
strength
bravery
Based on the passage, one quality valued by the Sioux people is bravery.
What did the ancient Yaquis believe about lightning?(1 point)Responses:
It was a punishment from the gods.
It was a source of death.
It was a source of fire.
It was a gift from the gods.
Based on the passage, the ancient Yaquis believed that lightning was a gift from the gods.
Which statement explains what the ancient Yaquis thought would happen to land dwellers who entered the sea?(1 point)Responses:
They would become toads.
They would be rewarded.
They would die.
They would find fire.
Based on the passage, the ancient Yaquis believed that land dwellers who entered the sea would die.
Which evidence from the story supports the claim that Sioux women worked hard?(1 point)Responses:
They made food for warriors.
They planted the corn.
They thanked the great spirit.
They interpreted each ear of corn.
The evidence from the story that supports the claim that Sioux women worked hard is "They planted the corn."
Which evidence from the story suggests that the Sioux believed the Great Spirit controlled the weather?(1 point)Responses:
They thank the Great Spirit after a good crop.
They plant four kernels in each direction.
They asked the Great Spirit for rain.
They held their h*e heavenward.