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The people in the story had to have perseverance to walk all the corners of the earth in order to find the Center Place.

by Jack Black

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The people hoped and dreamed they would reach their home on Earth and had to wait for a sign that they arrived.

by Amanda Love

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The Hopi Myth creates an identity for the tribe and explains where their people originated from..

by Sasha Fierce

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This topic can connect to the Hopi Creation Myth because the myth is explaining how people came to be and how they are who they are.

by Carter Huston

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The story explains how the earth is a gift and the people have to take care of it; this creates a core part of the Hopi identity.

by Gronkowski

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I thinks this relates to Chiefs Joseph's Speech because he dreamed that Indians and U.S citizens could live together in peace. He also dreamed that the government would let the Indians run free.

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The Chief Speech: This speech addressed being treated fairly between the Natives and the White people

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Both in chief Josephs speech and in Edward's sermon, they both were very level headed on the topics that they were speaking about and standing their ground (if that makes any sense) they both also seemed to be very passionate about what they were speaking about as well, and wanted to share their thoughts

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Everybody was treated equally in the sense that they all could be punished and they all were able to accept Jesus and not go to hell.

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wanted equality for natives and whites

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He talked about being treated fairly and equally with the natives and the Americans

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Sinners in the Hands of God: This sermon mainly focused on all the conflict that is bound to someone who disobeys God’s word, the only exception is the ending

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he thinks that the natives should be equal

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chief speech

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Everyone had the same rights, and punishments.

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he talked about the problem of sinning threw out the whole piece

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Chief Joseph's speech; he talked about giving him and his people rights and to be recognized as a man and not an animal.

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The chief was fighting for the same rights that everyone else had, he would not give up until he got it.

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With chief Josephs speech he would talk about how him and his peoples lands are being taken pretty much right under their feet, and are being treated terribly, even losing their lives.
As in Edwards sermon he starts off about how those who are sinning are the ones who are at wars with others, the ones that don't pray and pretty much give their lives to god.
They both had statements they were very passionate about which was caused by some sort of conflict.

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Sinners; the conflict was Man vs. God since God was angry at people for disobeying his words and not converting.

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mainly everyone had the same rights and went through the same punishment's

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The chief wanted the same rights and wouldn't give up until he got them for him and his people

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Chief Joseph's speech had a really big conflict which was the unfair treatment of native Americans, and nothing changing when it was said that it was gonna be changed.

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I think that "Sinners..." is a good example of rhetoric because Edwards is trying to persuade his audience (using Pathos to scare them) to change their behavior so that they can get into heaven.

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Yes, he talked about equality but his purpose was to convince US Congress to make changes for equality to actually exist.

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chief wanted the same rights for everyone and he made sure he would get those rights by fighting for them

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He was treated fairly and equally, along with the Americans and Natives

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In the Sinner's sermon Edwards is trying to persuade sinners to give their life to God and if they don't they'll go to hell, by using imagery and fear to get them to make a change.