Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer __ because _. by Anthony Gatewood

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agatewood4 — 2024-03-20 15:32:26 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer __________________ because _________________.

Margie Bendle p.1

2024-03-20 15:45:09 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it's a private very secret because they believe to keep quiet and don't say stuff to people cause it sacred religion and and connected to god .

Aubrey Stevens p.1

2024-03-20 15:45:22 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it's highly respected because it's part of who they are as a collective.

Christian Chapman P.1

2024-03-20 15:47:09 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that we leave the body alone because we let the body become one with the Earth again.

Wendell Smith p.1

2024-03-20 15:47:49 UTC

When the author says, When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it means to connect to the gods or dedicated to religious culture

talen p.1

2024-03-20 15:48:38 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that its very important to our religious beliefs because it's apart of our history and what our ancestors believed in.

keilan p.1

2024-03-20 15:50:00 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the people consider that its a holy thing because the word sacred could mean anything .

Alyssa Phillips P.2

2024-03-20 16:33:56 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it is special to us because it's where our ancestors once roamed.

Peyton Steele P.2

2024-03-20 16:38:51 UTC

Tool #4 When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer to help them grow because they can grow to believe anything.

Talia Sisto P:2

2024-03-20 16:40:19 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it's very respected because it's a part of our tradition and the history of what our ancestors did long ago.

Alexia Elgo p2

2024-03-20 16:40:40 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the place or thing they speak about is sacred to them or to the people history about how it was used by our ancestors or it has a special means behind it like for their cultural events and their religion beliefs.

Liliauna Chapman p.2

2024-03-20 16:43:15 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that a place or a thing is very special to the native american culture.

Marie Goode p.2

2024-03-20 16:43:52 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the place or thing could have a very significant meaning to them most likely due to religious reasons or it just holds a special place in their heart because it holds a significant meaning to our history, religion and also a big part on who we are as people.

kaleigh betom

2024-03-20 16:45:10 UTC

Luka P.2

2024-03-20 16:45:57 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it was used for something holy because the word sacred means having a connection to god.

brian Valetino p.2

2024-03-20 16:46:06 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that people consider that its respected because its a part of are tradition

celicia logan P.2

2024-03-20 16:46:07 UTC

When a Native American says that " a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture ", we can infer that it means that it holds great spiritual, cultual, and historical significance to them.

Jessica brown p-2

2024-03-20 16:46:14 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer it means that connected with God (or the gods) or dedicated to a religious purpose and so deserving veneration.

gabrielle reede P.2

2024-03-20 16:47:01 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it is imp.ortant religious to people because we believed in

Kyvin P.2

2024-03-20 16:47:03 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that its better to leave the stuff alone because it's what our ancestors roamed with them long ago.

Kylee Fields P.2

2024-03-20 17:17:48 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it holds great spiritual or cultural significance to them because it's something they deeply respect and consider special.

jayvin phillips p.3

2024-03-20 17:28:56 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that a lot has happened there because it's important to them.

Sephiroth Stevens P.3

2024-03-20 17:29:38 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer destroying a part of historical places could lead to consequences, because it is straight up disrespectful among the native americans a sacred holy place is a place that we can remember who we are and what we are.

Joshua Goseyun P. 3

2024-03-20 17:32:00 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer _that the place or thing holds a strong spiritual or cultural importance to the Native American people . It is likely that the place or thing is considered to be deeply connected to their beliefs, traditions, and history.

Blessing Dosela P.3

2024-03-20 17:34:30 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the American people have a place or thing that is important to them because it was once their ancestors home.

Landon.cassadore P.3

2024-03-20 17:36:11 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer Because its a special culture that people respect

2024-03-20 17:36:12 UTC

Tariq Pike P.3

2024-03-20 17:37:42 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the Native American people respect the area because it might have a lot of history that happened or that the area is where they held special ceremonies.

Tyler Thompson p.3

2024-03-20 17:39:17 UTC

Johnathan Nash P.3

2024-03-20 17:39:35 UTC

Tool #4 (Sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that our religious culture is very sacred because our Ancestors believed in it and that is one way to connect to the gods and it is our Tradition.

Aiden newman P.2

2024-03-20 17:39:49 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it is important to religious beliefs and what gods or spirits our ancestors believed before us because they influence the way we see the world around us and the values we accept or reject.

kaylib bread p.3

2024-03-20 17:40:28 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the place or thing that they speak or is important to their people and what they believed in and to some Natives it holds a special place in their heart.

Marcella l P.3

2024-03-20 17:40:32 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer To some stories or like a real story or some story because some places can be secret to some stories from grandpa and grandma 1000 years ago from what they no or based on a real story from there to keep secret like how they work of if a person died their what i bealive is that a a secret object of a secret place like scary stories of poeple missing in places or a secret hide out in the lands of native of a great moon or like a secret beatfuil place in the hills they don't want no one to no about cause the place look's very very nice and the sun is warm and good place where the grandpa and grandma used to hang out out in there 20''s

it''s there little personal hang out spot for them but if u can't

keep a secret or open it out other poeple will go there and trash it for some place's you have to keep a secret of them

Joylynn Goseyun p.3

2024-03-20 17:40:57 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer Native people have their own beliefs to was sacred means.Because Native Americans were raised,off from what their ancestors taught them and left them with.

Maynard dude

2024-03-20 17:41:16 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the navtive american people don't want other people to do anything to their place or things because that place or thing might have been there for a very long time which means something to the native american people.

Isabella Miller P.3

2024-03-20 17:41:17 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the native american people hold a connection wether it be spiritual or not to the culture because it is something they learn to respect.

Jacob Woodie P.3

2024-03-20 17:41:22 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that us as the people believe in a spiritual sense by our ancestors who once lived and made use of the land with ceremonies. Because its part of our culture and religion

kaitlyn bullis P.4

2024-03-20 18:21:21 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the place or thing holds great spiritual or cultural significance because it signifies a deep connection, reverence, and respect for their traditions, beliefs, and values. It's a way for them to honor their heritage and maintain a connection to their ancestors.

Caitlin Kenton 'M' p 4

2024-03-20 18:29:29 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that our religious culture is very scared to us because our ancestors believed in it and that is one way to connect with the gods and its our Tradition

you P. 4

2024-03-20 18:30:33 UTC

when a native American says that"... A place or thing is sacred to people or culture", we can infer that `its better to leave it alone because you didn't know who it belonged to you and might have a curse on the item.

Kayleisha Bylas Pt.4

2024-03-20 18:31:28 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it means it holds a deep spiritual or cultural significance. It's a way of expressing reverence and respect for the place or thing, which is usually tied to their beliefs , traditions , and history.

Whitney Brown P.4

2024-03-20 18:32:34 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it most likely shouldn't be bothered or messed with, and is what they take seriously because it means something to them through their beleifs and their tribal traditions. And they most likely grew up in those traditions and were taught to cary them on.

Cammie Dosela p.4

2024-03-20 18:32:43 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that native american people believe in spiritual things because of our culture and religion and the way some people where raised and the stories of our Ancestors believe in it so it was passed down.

anayaa brown p.4

2024-03-20 18:32:44 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that place or thing they cherish it because its in their belief and its what they live by.

Shanika browning P.4

2024-03-20 18:33:13 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that its apart of their culture and they've been blessed and prayed for by medicine men, they are told to keep them sacred because bad things could happen when handled by the wrong people. they've been around for yearsn they hold meaning to them.

Nicholas Brown P.4

2024-03-20 18:33:57 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that these places or things are important to the Native Americans and their culture because they have been passed down from their ancestors.

Caitlin a k p.4

2024-03-20 18:34:21 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that our Ancestors believed in the ceremonies and they can make use of the land and is very important in our culture because our ancestors made it our culture, religion and tradition.

dakota mcintosh p.4

2024-03-20 18:35:23 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that place is special because it holds a spiritual being or it could be cause that place is there home

Joseph Key P.4

2024-03-20 18:35:28 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that our land is a important part of our culture because that the land is very respected.

Deandre Duwyenie

2024-03-20 18:35:35 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer

that the thing probably holds some spiritual but the Native

stuff was past down from there antsister

leandro p.4

2024-03-20 18:35:45 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that our religious culture is very sacred because they influence the way we see the world around us and the values we accept or reject.

Akira Bread

2024-03-20 18:37:03 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the place is sacred, religeous, and spiritual to them, it may be used for ceremonies and people who were born before us used it.

DeShane p.4

2024-03-20 18:38:50 UTC

When a Native American says that "a place or thing is scared to a people or culture", we can infer that it may be religion or the place may be holy

Friedrich alvarado P.4

2024-03-20 18:42:11 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the place or thing is known for being holy or blessed because it has many meanings to many people around the world.

Henry Bullis III P.4

2024-03-20 18:42:23 UTC

When a Native American says that "a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the place of thing is very important to them because it was the homes of spiritual gods or places that are sanctified by a god.

Malia Antonio p.1

2024-03-26 01:35:20 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that these sacred places have a lot to do with our culture and the ancestors that lived before us because they once used those sacred lands too.

Lucianna Hosay P.6

2024-03-26 17:54:22 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer it is very respected and it is very important to Native Americans because it is part of our history and what our elder and ancestors had lived a long time ago ad what they believed.

herschel p.1

2024-04-02 15:56:27 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer That Native Americans all have different culture and different on how they preform because not every Native is the same when it come to culture

Hylee Polk P.1

2024-04-02 15:56:45 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3)

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred of people or culture", we can infer that our Ancestors believed in the ceremonies and they can make use of the land,it is very important in our culture because our ancestors made it our tradition, to keep this tradition going.

Antonette P.1

2024-04-02 16:05:49 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that what Native Americans were taught that many of these places or things are sacred and we should respect and cherish many of these monuments because they hold so many stories and teach you about the past life of other Native Americans and what they had learned and taught to others about these places, they were taught to respect the things that were used in ceremonies.

Joshua T P.2

2024-04-02 16:46:38 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that the place is important to the native american.

Jada p.3

2024-04-02 17:49:41 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it holds deep spiritual or cultural significance to them, because it's something they hold in high regard and respect.

Caitlan S P.4

2024-04-02 19:14:07 UTC

When a native American says that "a place or thing is sacred of people or culture" , we can infer that all of these sacred places have so much to do with our culture and hold deep spiritual significance to them. they may have been used for ceremonies and other people who were born before us.

Samantha hosteenez p.6

2024-04-02 21:06:00 UTC

when native American says that'... an place or thing is scared to a people or culture we can infer native Americans were raised off from what their ancestors taught them an left them with a special culture that people respect

Riley Alden p.6

2024-04-02 21:11:34 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer the land is very important to Native Americans because it has been used for many religious events.

Jamaris Y P.6

2024-04-02 21:13:50 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer native americans consider many things to sacred because their teachings from their ancestors taught them all they know.

Kris Church P.6

krischurch — 2024-04-02 21:18:14 UTC

1. When a Native American says that " a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer they know their culture because as such items are sacred to any Native American tribe. We can say that what is buried is not to be dug back up again or what is told by our elders is to be passed down to generations so our traditional can live as long as Native Americans are still alive.

Nicole Anderson P.1

2024-04-02 21:31:23 UTC

When a Native American says that "...a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it's a way of honoring their traditions and connecting with their elders. Sacred places have a lot to do with traditions and culture and are known for being holy or blessed.

precious period-3

2024-04-03 14:06:44 UTC

When a Native American says that "...a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that its a way to honor their traditions and beliefs. They could be following beliefs that were passed down from elders, and should be respected and honored and not dug back up to "study".

Seanice p.1

2024-04-03 15:44:48 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it's been with their culture for a long time and is very important to their people.

Aubrey Waterman P.2

2024-04-03 16:58:09 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it's important that we should leave the people that are buried alone. Because our ancestors will be angry or hurt by the other people who dares bother the Native people who have been buried.

carly- p.3

2024-04-03 17:46:09 UTC

When a Native American says that "a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that they claimed that land or item before anyone did and it's a way of honoring our past ancestors.

Jahmaurie Elgo p.3

2024-04-03 18:04:28 UTC

kaitlyn.bullis P.4

2024-04-03 18:42:58 UTC

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer it holds deep spiritual or cultural significance to them because it's highly respected it could be a place where important ceremonies, rituals, or gatherings take places, or it may have historical and ancestral connections. Sacred places and things are often considered to be sacred because they hold the essence of a people's identity and connection to their heritage. It's a way for them to honor their traditions and maintain a sense of culture pride and continuity are treated with utmost respect and are integral to the spiritual and cultural identity of Native Americans people.

arwyn p.1

2024-04-05 16:16:58 UTC

When a Native American refers to a place or thing as 'sacred to a people or culture' they are implying its spiritual and cultural significance for the community. The place/thing may have deep ties to the people's past and be associated with significant events or beliefs in their culture. The act of labeling something as 'sacred' implies its special relationship with the community and its connection to the people's beliefs and values. The use of this term indicates a strong connection between the place/thing and the people's cultural and spiritual identity.

Ryan randall

2024-04-08 15:51:20 UTC

Marianna R p.6

2024-04-08 21:56:29 UTC

When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer that it holds significant spiritual or cultural importance within that community because this often means that the place or thing in is reversed, respected, and treated with special significant in rituals, ceremonies, or everyday practices. The sacredness of such a place or thing is deeply intertwined with the beliefs, traditions, and values of the people of culture, reflecting their connection to the spiritual world and their understanding of the natural and supernatural realms.

Tool #4 (sentence 3) When a Native American says that "... a place or thing is sacred to a people or culture", we can infer __________________ because _________________. by Anthony Gatewood