I will give if you answer please help What are some tips that might be helpful when writing a myth? Create a list that includes some basic things to remember about myths and any tips that could be helpful in writing one. Next, use this information that you've provided to write your own myth. Your myth should be at least three paragraphs.

heres the list

1. Decide what your myth explains. Many myths explain why an event occurs, how something was first created, or why people should act a certain way.

2. Think about including a lesson. Some myths explain why people should or shouldn't behave in certain ways. This can be a straightforward lesson with a moral at the end, but more often, the reader picks up on the lesson by seeing good actions rewarded, and evil or foolish actions punished.

3. Turn your idea into something fantastical. Your myth can be silly or serious, but it should involve something that doesn't happen in the real world. For example, a volcano might erupt because giants underground left the barbecue on. A hero might be forced to learn to care about people after an evil serpent turns his family into trees.

4. Create a hero. The hero of the story is usually someone impressive and admirable, although as mentioned above, you can write about an ordinary person instead.

5. Add flaws to your hero. For the sake of a good story, the hero should make mistakes sometimes.

6. Write in simple, straightforward language. Myths tell a story directly, as though it were relating fact. Avoid long, wandering sentences and detailed descriptions. Don't include your own, personal opinion, and present everything as fact.

Think of all the stories you know that begin "Once upon a time," "Far, far away," or even "A long, long time ago." Describe the kind of hero people expect in myths.

Write in mythological style.

Use iconic symbols. ...

Use the same structure for several sentences in a row. ...

Give people a short, descriptive epithet.

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the first action that caused many creek indians to turn against william mcintosh was when mcintosh a) supported the united states during the creek war of 1813–1814. b) attempted to stop the sale of creek land to the u.s. government. c) seized control of over 1,000 acres of land belonging to the creeks.