Sioux and Iroquois Review (Test 7)

Culture includes which of the following?

• art

• religion

• clothing

• food

• All of the above

What was the main natural resource the Lakota Sioux depended on?

• Corn

• beans

• buffalo

• three sisters (corn, beans, and squash)

The Iroquois were also called the Haudenosaunee because of their home. What home did they live in?

• tepees

• Long House

• wigwams

• pueblos

• Igloos

The Iroquois lived in what heavily forested, green area?

• The Northeast (Eastern Woodlands)

• Midwest Plains (Great Plains)

• The Southwest where it was arid and hot

• The western coast.

Which tribe used horses to hunt?

• The Haudenosaunee

• The Iroquois

• The Aztecs

• The Sioux

What made the role of women in Iroquois culture so special?

• Women were the hunters

• Women got to choose the leaders or Sachems

• Women didn't prepare most meals

• Women were the rulers of the tribe

The Lakota Sioux did what kind of farming?

• They planted the 3 sisters (corn, beans, and squash)

• They planted corn on the plains

• They used irrigation

• They mostly didn't do farming and hunted buffalo instead

The Sioux were considered nomads, why?

• They were always angry with one another and fought.

• They constantly moved to follow buffalo herds.

• They farmed in a single location.

• Most of their tepees were not suitable for moving.

A travois could be considered what?

• a sled for moving objects used by the Sioux

• a wise tribal leader of the Sioux

• a special doll used for prayer ceremonies

• a dangerous weapon used by the Iroquois

The winter count was used by the Sioux as a what?

• Calendar

• A record of important history and stories

• To sacrifice and pray to their gods

• BOTH option 1 and 2