Unit 1 - Vocabulary Review

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Algonquians

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Native American people who lived in the southern part of New York state

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Diagram of a Clan

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A visual representation of a clan, showcasing longhouse families and their activities.

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Climate

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The pattern of weather of a certain place that happens over many years.

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An illustration of a group of people representing a confederacy.

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Confederacy: A group of people who join together to help each other; a league of persons, groups, or states.

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A colorful illustration of the Earth with trees, flowers, birds, and a car, symbolizing the environment.

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The image represents the environment, showcasing nature and human interaction with it.

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League of Iroquois tribes in New York

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The league of Iroquois tribes in New York is called the Five Nations.

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Tribe near Syracuse, New York

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The Onondaga tribe is located near Syracuse, New York.

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Historical importance of the Five Nations

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The Five Nations formed a league of Iroquois tribes, showcasing unity and cooperation among Native American tribes in New York.

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Haudensaunee (Iroquois)

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The Haudensaunee, also known as the Iroquois, are referred to as "people of the Longhouse" because of their traditional dwelling style.

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Founding year of the Iroquois Confederacy

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Around 1570