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Suppose angels were disguised as fairies. Would people believe in them more or less? Would it depend on your culture (if so, what culture)? Explain you answers.

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What has influenced cultures to create myths to answer problems or create a lesson or moral to a story?

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How many people did Medusa turn to stone and did she have a choice or was it random?

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What if Atlantis was found today? How would society react?

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How do you suppose a superhero would give hope to the American people in a difficult time period? How would/did the comic authors market captain America to do so?

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How did the presence of witches effect primitive/highly advanced cultures? What was thought of them, and why?

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How does super hero culture influence today's cultures, trends, and beliefs?

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After the transformation of medusa what was life like after that? What battles did she face? When the end was near and it was time for Perseus to kill her what was that situation like and what does it mean?

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How does the myth of unicorns play a role in modern day tales?

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Explain why the myth of Bigfoot or Bigfoot-like creatures is so widespread throughout the world. What cultures are these creatures found in?  Do these mythical beings have any cultural significance and if so, what is their significance?

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How was the Greek myth of mermaids commercialized in the American culture and technology today?

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Is it only men and not women that medusa can turn to stone. Or can she turn both men and women to stone?

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What cultures express myths with great floods? How do they compare and differ? How does knowing about the great floods affect the lives of every day people?

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How are cultures different and similar in their beliefs of the definition of Dragons and their appearance? Why did cultures believe and keep continuing in these myths even after the discovery and extinction of dinosaurs?

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What cultures feature a myth about the apocalypse? How does this effect the daily lives of residents? What does this reveal about the cultures beliefs?

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How do you suppose the legend of vampires was acknowledged world wide before the existence of modern technology?

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How do the Nazca Lines compare to aliens? What makes these lines significant according to the Alien myth?

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Determine what the physical traits and characteristics about the chupacabra say about the culture of origin.

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Where did the myth of the mermaids first start, and why are they so prevalent in today's society?

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Did people base their paradise off of what their culture thought about afterlife or what one sees in there mind when they pray?

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How is Apollo significant to Greek Mythology? In other cultures, how is a god like Apollo, a sun god important to that culture?

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How do tricksters demonstrate the values of a culture based on how the tricksters behaviors? How do the characteristics of tricksters change from culture to culture?

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What do different the traits of heroes portrayed in different stories tell us about cultures around the world?

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Suppose angles were disguised as fairies. Would people believe in them more or less? Would it depend on your culture (if so, what culture)? Explain you answers.

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Hypothesis what the physical traits of dragons tell you about their culture of origin?

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How could a region such as the Bermuda Triangle be responsible for the strange dissapearences that have occurred there?

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Why do very different cultures, such as Native Americans in North America (with coyotes) and Norse Mythology (with Loki) have similar ideas when it comes to trickster myths, and what do the differences reveal about each of their cultures?