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B). The Importance of Family.

Explanation:

In Maori mythology, humans lived in extended families with several relatives in traditional settings. The most differentiating feature of Maori society is their recognition of each other's identity and power with a sense of friendship and respect which is the key strength behind the togetherness of Maori People. While the Haida people lived in two distinct social groups which are often called family clans; the Raven and the Eagle. The family clan was the most significant aspect of Haida society. They believed in exalting their clans and their leaders.

Thus, the Maori and Haida people would most likely agree upon creating a myth together to express the value of 'importance of family' as it is the common value that is reflected in both the mythologies. Hence, option B is the correct answer.