1. Infer What Iroquois values are revealed by the creatures' actions toward the woman who fell? Support your responses with evidence from the text.

Iroquois values that are revealed by the creatures' actions toward the woman are;

The story, The World on th Turtle's Back tells of a certain pregnant Iroquois woman who had a lot of cravings and demanded them from her husband. Once, she made her husband dig up a tree to get her its bark. But they discovered a hole with water underneath.

The birds pulled themselves to carry the woman but they could not. Next, the Turtle volunteered to help.

The show of concern and care by these creatures reveals that the Iroquois were loving, united, and harmonious.

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The values revealed through Iroquois's help towards the woman who fall from the sky is that they valued all forms of life.

Explanation:

'The World of Turtle's Back' is a creation myth passed by the Native Tribe of the Iroquois. According to this myth of creation, the world stands still on the back of a giant turtle.

The Iroquois values that are revealed through the creatures' action of saving the woman who fell from the sky is that they valued all forms of life. They understood the need of balance between all aspects of life.

The supporting evidence from the text is:

'The woman and her daughter kept walking  in a circle around the earth, so that the earth and plants would continue to grow.'

This line shows that the Iroquios, to keep the earth and plants safe and growing, kept walking around like a sun. This reflects that they values all forms of life and knows the need of balance.