The Iroquois Confederacy - Textbook Scavenger Hunt

Haudenosaunee is a term that means what, and who uses this name?

• People of the Longhouse; used by the Iroquois Confederacy

• People of the Longhouse; used by the Algonquin

• People of the Longhouse; used by the Sioux

• People of the Longhouse; used by the Cherokee

Who calls them Iroquois?

• The French

• The British

• The Spanish

• The Dutch

What is the main message of the Peacemaker?

• Peace and unity

• War and conflict

• Love and hate

• Justice and revenge

The Clan Mother is a title passed on through which method, and what is one of their main responsibilities?

• Through hereditary succession; overseeing clan ceremonies

• By election; managing clan finances

• Through appointment by elders; maintaining clan records

• By popular vote; leading clan meetings

What are some of the roles and responsibilities of men?

• Provider and protector

• Nurturer and caregiver

• Leader and decision-maker

• All of the above

Lacrosse was an important part of their culture because:

• it was a popular sport.

• it was a form of entertainment.

• it was a way to resolve conflicts and train warriors.

• it was a religious ritual.

The significance of the Two Row Wampum Treaty is:

• It established a mutual agreement of peace and friendship between the Haudenosaunee and European settlers.

• It was a trade agreement between the Haudenosaunee and the French.

• It marked the end of hostilities between the Haudenosaunee and the British.

• It was a land sale agreement between the Haudenosaunee and the Dutch.

Collective identity refers to a shared sense of belonging to a group. What does collective identity mean?

• A shared sense of belonging to a group

• An individual's personal identity

• A unique characteristic of a person

• A temporary state of mind

Who were the leaders in Iroquois society? What were their duties/responsibilities under The Great Law of Peace?

• The leaders were the clan mothers, and their duties included selecting and advising the chiefs.

• The leaders were the chiefs, and their duties included making war decisions.

• The leaders were the warriors, and their duties included protecting the tribe.

• The leaders were the elders, and their duties included teaching the young.

How were the war chiefs and the pine tree chiefs chosen? What were they chosen for?

• They were chosen by a council for their bravery and leadership skills.

• They were elected by the people for their wisdom and experience.

• They were appointed by the king for their loyalty and service.

• They were selected by a lottery for their luck and fortune.