Exposing American Myths Today

The United States of America is blessed with God's grace all the time, is a broad sky, amber food, infinite possibilities, and liberty to all people. When facing an ethical dilemma, it is better than all other countries. Citizens believe that God stands with them. These are the ideals and objectives of the establishment of the United States, but today are not necessarily true myths and legends. They are made mainly by the government and the people, not by the facts.

Please read the myths, legends and narratives of Native Americans. (An example is the American Indian myth and legend edited by Richard Erdos and Alfonso Ortiz, the myth of James Mooney's Cherokee, and the myths of the North American Indian Lewis Spence. Why are these values ​​important? Are they important now? Discuss the use of special clothing at special events. Native American pictures using traditional costumes and daily clothes. Compared to other similar traditional and everyday clothing combinations (Russia, Spain, Japan). Do you always want people in other countries to wear traditional clothes? Why do we expect Native Americans to do this?

Today, Native American myths and legends play an important role in the research of the world's myths. More importantly, they are still the living spiritual foundation of Native Americans practicing their traditional religion. These stories explain the origin of rituals and customs, provide a history of tribes and clans, and stimulate Native American art such as Navajo sand paintings and other northwestern people's carved wooden products It helps.

Myth plays an important role in Native American religion. Creative Myth is one of the most famous traditions of the Native American tribe. Most of the nature is a mysterious mystery. When creating and sharing these myths, indigenous peoples can explain everyday natural phenomena like weather related events and the beginnings of themselves. Each tribe seems to have its own creative myth - explain how their tribes have become the story of the world. These myths tell the importance of storytelling in the culture of Native Americans, and the tribal personality and their beliefs. These myths also show respect for ancient wisdom, and how important and devout roles nature play.