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Both the Sumerian and Mayan cultures made extensive use of ziggurat- style pyramids and forms of hieroglyphic writings. Both cultures also emphasized the importance of agriculture and the worship of the gods as humanity's primary roles. What do these similarities tell us about these societies? About the human condition in general? . The Sumerian creation story was part of an incantatory ritual-that is, the people of the Sumerian city-states would gather at ceremonies (usually related to seasonal changes) where the priests recited their myths. What effect do shared rituals have on a culture? (Think of your own culture for examples of shared rituals, such as holiday and/or religious rituals.) Why is it important for cultures to participate in these rituals on a regular basis? There are a number of similarities between the Mayan creation myth recounted in the Popul Vu and stories from the Hebrew myths (the Genesis account, the Tower of Babel, etc.). The Mayans also have some similarities to the Sumerian creation story, as well as some of the other creation myths we've read. Are the similarities between Mayan and Hebrew mythology a result of Spanish conquest, or just another example of common motifs among creation myths? Compare and contrast the Hebrew and Zuni worldviews, according to their respective creation myths. Specifically, answer the following questions: How do the Hebrews see their world? Basically good? Basically bad? How do the Zuni see their world? (Good? Bad?) How do the Hebrews see humanity? (Good? Bad?) How do the Zuni see humanity? (Good? Bad?) Ultimately, what do the differing Hebrew and Zuni outlooks on the basic nature of the world and humanity say about the human condition