The document compares and contrasts the ancient Roman civilization and the Cherokee Native American tribe.
The Romans and Cherokee had distinct styles of dress. The Romans wore tunics and togas, while the Cherokee women wore deer skin dresses and the men wore breechcloths and shirts. Both groups wore cloaks and moccasins.
Their religious beliefs also differed greatly. The Romans practiced polytheism with many gods and goddesses, while the Cherokee believed in medicine men and sacred numbers.
Their ways of life were different as well. The Romans communicated through public speeches and had gender roles where women stayed home. The Cherokee participated communally in hunting, farming