Question

This Creation Story is full of
instances of the Iroquois belief
in balance. One of these is
A. the waters all flowed the same direction to make the world feel more uniform.
B. the grandmother's love for both of the twins equally.
C. Sprout's concern for the happiness of the people and Flint's concern about them
being too happy.

Answer 1

Answer:

d) The grandmother's love for one twin and hate for the other.

Explanation:

There are a few subtle variations to this narrative, but they all start with the Sky Goddess giving birth to a daughter named Tekawerahkwa on Earth. Tekawerahkwa develops feelings for West Wind, a formidable force, when she's older. It turns out that they hit it off, got hitched, and now have twins. Good and Evil are the names of the two sons.