The Haudenosaunee

What is another name for the Haudenosaunee

• Mohawk

• The Iroquois

• Navajo

• Sioux

What does Haudenosaunee mean?

• People who hunt deer

• People who build longhouses

• People who fight

• People who farm

What is the difference between the word 'Iroquois' and the word 'Haudenosaunee?'

• The English Settler's named the native tribes the Haudenosaunee.
  The Native American Tribes consider themselves Iroquois. 
• The English Settler's named the native tribes the Iroquois. 
  The Native American Tribes consider themselves Haudenosaunee. 

Where did the Five Haudenosaunee/Iroquois Tribes live before (and after) Europeans arrived in North America?

• Present day Florida

• Present day Arizona

• Present day Jamaica

• Present day New York State

What are the names of the Iroquois/Haudenosaunee tribes?

• Seneca, Cayuga, Oneida, Onondaga, Mohawk, and Tuscarora

• Apache, Blackfeet, Cherokee, Cheyenne, Colville, and Delaware

• Goshute, Hopi, Karuk, Klikitat, Kiowa, and Lummi

• Mechoopda, Menominee, Miami, Mohegan, Navajo, and Paloos

What is the name of the cultural region that the Iroquois live in?

• Northeast

• Southeast

• Northwest

• The Great Basin

What is a palisade?

• A large wood fence that protected the villages

• A river that is near a longhouse village

• A tool made by Iroquois women

• The name of the chief chosen by the women in the tribe

What let the smoke out of the longhouse

• opening the door

• a window

• a hole in the roof

• a fan

What did the Haudenosaunee women do?

• Traded with other tribes

• Farmed, made clothes and cooked food

• hunted, fished and trapped animals

• Built longhouses and storage huts

What did the men do?

• Hunted, fish, and traded

• Farmed and gathered food in the forest

• made clay pots

• made clothing and cooked