Question

The Five Tribes lived near one another, but more importantly, they shared many cultural characteristics. Give three examples of cultural qualities that applied to each of the tribes.

Answer 1

Answer:

The spiritual beliefs of the Five Tribes were that there were three worlds in the universe. There was the upper world, which was inhabited by gods and celestial bodies, like stars, moon, and sun; the underworld, inhabited by monsters and witches; and then this world, the one world in which we live. They also believed that all these worlds lived together harmony, that there was a harmonious living to the universe, that among all creatures and spiritual beings, there was harmony. Everything existed for a reason. And everything had a purpose. Even bad things are supposed to be in the world because they have a role to play.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Responses may vary but should include some or all of the following information:  First, the Southeast Indians shared similar religious beliefs. Each group believed that the universe has three distinct parts, and their beliefs centered on a pursuit of harmony and balance. The tribes also shared similar social structures, as heritage was passed down in a matrilineal fashion. Tribes participated in similar ceremonies for marrying couples and celebrating relationships. Third, tribes shared forms of government; each tribe was ruled by a chiefdom that elected a leader. Finally, the tribes focused on similar economic activities. Tribes bartered in order to trade goods, and men and women had traditional roles in the economy.