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GIVING 80 POINTS MYTHOLOGY/FOLKLORE

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1. The first six beings were the First man, first woman, salt woman, fire god,coyote, and Begochiddy. Cat people occupied the first world and the water monster flooded the third world to force the Coyote to give him his baby back.

2. The first humans were made from the stone of an enormous mountain of rock. Pachacamac Bore had a son and daughter out of pity and sent them to earth to help the first humans. Inca cities were divided into northern and southern halves, it representing the male and female forces.

3. Muspell was a fiery realm, that had rivers of poison and lakes of fire. After Ymir came a cow , Odin became king of all gods and Odin named the new world Midgurd “the middle land”.

4. He gave birth to his son by spitting him out and Hathor is the godess of love and beauty. Autums children went missing and he sent a searchout for them and when they returned he was so happy that he cried tears of joy, and as the tears hit the earth, they became the first men.

5. Humans grew from the first reeds on earth and this reed was called the “uthlanga” which means “source of all things. Unkulunkulu sent out the languid cameleon to spread the word that his people would never die.

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Ferdinand de Magellan (1480 - 1521)

Ferdinand de Magellan was a Portuguese sailor. His proposal to reach India through a new route by the Pacific was refused by Portugal. At that time, the Portuguese empire was strong enough to refuse this proposition with its recent discoveries (especially Brazil in 1500). Anyway, Magellan was commissioned by King Charles I from Spain to do his attempt to reach India through Asia using the Pacific as a route. If Magellan would accomplish this attempt, Spain would obtain a valuable route and could confront Portugal in trade. His expedition was able to accomplish this attempt, but Magellan died in 1521.

Jacques Cartier (1491 - 1557)

Jacques Cartier was a French explorer. Cartier was commissioned by King Francis I of France to explorer the northern parts of North America. His idea was to found a passage to Asia. France, just like England, was trying to surpass Portugal and Spain looking for new lands and trade routes. In 1534, during his explorations, Cartier found the St. Lawerence River, and he was the first to explorer it.

Samuel de Champlain (1567 - 1635)

Samuel de Champlain led the first French settlement in 1608. However, we have to explain this statement. Jacques Cartier tried to create a settlement in 1541, during his explorations of the St. Lawrence River, but the settlement was abandoned due to the bad weather, diseases and other bad aspects.

Jacques Marquette (1637 - 1675)

Jacques Marquette was a Jesuit explorer. He is best known for his traveling trough the Mississipi river.

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