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. Which of the following is a moral lesson taught in “The Blackfeet Genesis”? A.Laws should not be bent to fit the circumstances. B.A way of telling an old story in a new way. C.A pattern that occurs over
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Which of the following is a moral lesson taught in “The Blackfeet Genesis”?
A.Laws should not be bent to fit the circumstances.

B.A way of telling an old story in a new way.

C.A pattern that occurs over and over again in literature.

D.The purpose of life is to feel sorry for others

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The answer which is a moral lesson taught in "The Blackfeet Genesis" is A. Laws should not be bent to fit the circumstances.
The point of the story is that people have to abide by laws no matter what, and not shaped to one's needs.
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