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Define and use terminology commonly used to discuss mythology. (I, II,
III, IV)
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Describe relationships,, common themes, similar characteristics, and
significant symbols in creation myths. (I, II, III, IV)
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Identify and describe the sources of mythology. (II)
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Identify major interpreters of mythology, and describe their
contributions to the field. (II)
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Identify and locate geographic regions such as North America, the
Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America that have been
wellsprings of mythology. (II, III, IV)
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Analyze myths, using the characteristics that identify heroes and
heroines. (II, III, IV)
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Analyze myths, using characteristics that illustrate history,
sociology, and/or politics from a global perspective. (II, II, IV)
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Describe events and characters from mythology that have been used as
sources of inspiration in literature, art, and music. (II, III, IV)
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Describe the nature of comparative study of myths, especially as a
form of anthropological research. (II, III, IV)
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