Iroquois Confederacy (Alberta)

The _______ ensured the chiefs were representing the needs of the clan and nation

• The peacemaker

• Grand Chief

• Hoyaneh

• Clan Mother

The principle that helped maintain peace and created a system of government for the confederacy was called the...

• The Haudenosaunee

• The Gayaneshakgowa (The Great Law of Peace)

• Treaty of La Grande Paix de Montreal

• Royal Assent

To keep and maintain their history, the Iroquois passed stories down through

• Oral history

• Video Taping

• Written history

The Iroquois made decisions through equality and fairness. This is shown through...

• Consensus building

• The Hoyaneh

• Having women share their opinions

The Wampum Belt was used by the Iroquois to indicate...

• The clan to which a person belongs

• The social status of an Iroquois man

• The history of events of the Iroquois Confederacy

The use of consensus as a way of making decisions shows that

• All people are equal and all opinions are considered

• Decisions should be made slowly and shouldn't be rushed

• Accepting the majority is the only fair way

Who in the Iroquois confederacy owned the majority of the property?

• Men

• Women

• Children

• Clan Mothers

Within the Iroquois Confederacy, what form of government was used?

• Direct Democracy

• Consensus Building

• Representative Democracy

• Oligarchy

The Hoyaneh represented each clan. They were chosen by the...

• Previous Hoyaneh

• Clan Mothers

• People

• Women's Council

• Men's Council

What was the 6ths Nation's name that entered the Confederacy?

• Seneca

• Tuscarora

• Dekaniwidah

• Oneida