Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy/BrainPop

What social value can you infer from the importance of the longhouse in Haudenosaunee culture?

• the importance of size

• the importance of architecture

• the importance of agriculture

• the importance of families

Of the following modern cities, which lies on traditional Haudenosaunee lands?

• Newark, NJ

• Syracuse, NY

• Hartford, CT

• New York, NY

Put the following events into sequence: A) The French and Indian War; B) The joining of the Six Nations; C) The Revolutionary War

• A, C, B

• C, A, B

• B, A, C

• B, C, A

Which of the following celestial events is said to have occurred during the founding of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy?

• eclipse

• meteor shower

• comet landing

• northern lights

Haudenosaunee elders use wampum in the same way that:

• a merchant uses money

• a speaker uses note cards

• a tailor uses thread

• a clockmaker uses gears

Which of the following flags represents the country that the Haudenosaunee sided with during the French and Indian War?

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To which of the following U.S. government bodies is the Great Council most similar?

• the Supreme Court

• the Office of the President

• the Pentagon

• the Senate

If the Haudenosaunee women who lead local clans believe their sachems are acting poorly, they can remove them from power. What phrase best describes this style of government?

• absolute rule

• checks and balances

• divine monarchy

• totalitarianism

How did the French relationship with the Haudenosaunee differ from the British relationship?

• The British fought against the Haudenosaunee; the French often allied with them.

• The British formed alliances with Haudenosaunee enemies; the French did not form alliances with Indian nations.

• The French ignored the Haudenosaunee; the British tried to wipe them out.

• The French fought against the Haudenosaunee; the British often allied with them.

Despite their losses over the years, each of the Haudenosaunee nations still retains:

• its military strength

• the right to self-govern

• its original territory

• all of these