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Latin American historical myths.
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Module 5
Module 5: Caribbean Coast Cultures: Wayuu and Zenú
1
Wayuu Culture and Environment
Describe the desert environment and matrilineal society of the Wayuu people.
Describe the desert environment and matrilineal society of the Wayuu people.
2
The Creation Story of Maleiwa
Recount the Wayuu creation myth featuring the central deity Maleiwa.
Recount the Wayuu creation myth featuring the central deity Maleiwa.
3
Juya and Pulowi: Forces of the Wayuu World
Explain the roles of Juya (rain) and Pulowi (drought/underworld) in the Wayuu worldview.
Explain the roles of Juya (rain) and Pulowi (drought/underworld) in the Wayuu worldview.
4
Zenú Culture and the Sinú River Valley
Describe the key features of the Zenú culture and their location in the Sinú river valley.
Describe the key features of the Zenú culture and their location in the Sinú river valley.
5
Zenú Cosmology and Hydraulic Engineering
Explain the Zenú cosmology and the significance of their complex hydraulic systems.
Explain the Zenú cosmology and the significance of their complex hydraulic systems.
6
Zenú Myths and Water Management
Connect Zenú myths to the cultural importance of their canal-building and water management.
Connect Zenú myths to the cultural importance of their canal-building and water management.
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