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The Sioux heavily valued their culture and spirituality, which was influenced by nature as we can see by deities being the winds, animals, and the sun and moon. This can also be seen because the Sioux did not value the Black Hills for the gold like the US government, but instead valued it as a "beautiful place where we can go and pray and to receive something". They also use this number "7" to represent the 7 values ('fireplaces').

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The Iroquois value harmony and peace and use Animism in folklore to represent those ideals. Throughout the tale, animal spirits help the "Sky Woman" safely reach the ground to give birth to her twin sons through teamwork. Her twin sons are opposites with "Sapling" being good and "Flint" causing chaos and being bad. Both worked to make life what it is today- both the good and the bad. Additionally, one interesting thing we found was a legend call "Dry Fingers" of a dismembered, mummified, bony arm that can fly and terrorize all in the land in isolated areas.

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The Yokut prioritized community balance above all else, seen in the story involving the crow and the eagle. The crow and eagle originally had a balance of hard equal work in order to build their new world. However, over time, the crow would betray this equality and take more materials for himself. This reflects the Yokut way of life which is sustainability and balance within the community which prioritized hard work and equality. Additionally, the duck is a personification of the importance of hard work in the tribe's culture.

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The Algonquin tribe values nature a lot and are resourceful. They also believe that every human has a weakness specific to their character. Additionally, they were nomadic and lived in dome-shaped houses. The tribe also values good, wisdom, and creativity. Good correlates to light.

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This tribe values peace, humility, and friendship. They emphasize similarities over differences between people. Similarly, in their creation story, those who forgot their roots and the words of their Creator and instead were hateful or greedy were punished by the Creator, while those who remained loyal to the Creator's values were rewarded with a better life. In addition, the Hopi tribe settled in a harsh environment (desert) to remember the virtues of working hard and following the Creator.

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The Apache tribe values harmony with nature and community bonding. The creation story supports this because it shows how they create balance with nature and the reverence they have for their surroundings. Furthermore, it reveals their community bond because these stories have been passed down through many generations.

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They value 7 core values: spirituality, group harmony, strong individual character, connection with the land, honoring the past, educating children, and a sense of humor. This story supports that through the idea that the world as we know it was formed through the collective efforts of the animals and plants (such as the water beetle creating land), as well as specialized duties per creature that were singled out. Also, every part of creation links together. Ergo, this did confirm what we first thought.

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The Comanche Tribe values horsemanship, martial prowess, power in battle, and spiritual connections to their ancestors. The creation story and folklore support that because they mention the Shoshone tribe in the story, which represents a tribe that they fought. They also describe their water as something sacred and that if you were not a Comanche Indian, then you weren't allowed to drink the water. They also mention a spring in their folklore that is extremely sacred to them and that spring is what powered their civilization.

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The Nez Perce tribe or "The People" deeply valued their connection with nature and their belief that they were created from nature. This supports their values on leaving the world better than they found it, viewing themselves as the caretakers.