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Keith_Richards [23]
1 year ago
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Point: like the haida myth, the maori myth shows evidence that the culture values family relationships. illustration: in the mao

ri myth, children work together to separate their parents and become free. based on the point and evidence, which is the best explanation, or analysis, of the evidence?
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Oliga [24]1 year ago
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According to the point and illustration, the teamwork that the Maori myth suggests will enable family members to achieve their objectives is the finest justification.

<h3>What is a myth?</h3>

A belief that is built on legendary concepts and viewpoints is referred to as a myth.

Maori myth holds that in order to accomplish the intended aims, both the children and their parents must work together. Unlike the Haida myth, which says that family relationships are very important to their societies.

So, as suggested by the Maori myth, the labor can be accomplished by the joint efforts of a family.

To learn more about a myth with the help of given link:

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