Mohawk Skywalkers and Their Legacy

The video explores the history and contributions of the Mohawk Skywalkers, who played a crucial role in building New York City's iconic structures. Originating from a land exchange with the Canadian Pacific Railroad, the Mohawks took on high-risk jobs in NYC, overcoming racism and immigration challenges. Their legacy continued as they aided in rescue efforts during 9/11 and helped construct the One World Trade Center.

What event in the late 1800s led to the Mohawk tribe being offered work by the Canadian Pacific Railroad?

• The taking of their land by the railroad company

• The construction of a new highway

• A treaty signed with the government

• The discovery of gold on their land

What type of job did the Mohawk men choose when they migrated to New York City?

• Office work in skyscrapers

• Riveting on the highest points of bridges

• Driving taxis in the city

• Teaching in local schools

Which iconic structures in Manhattan were built with the help of the Mohawk Skywalkers?

• The Brooklyn Bridge

• The Statue of Liberty

• The Twin Towers

• The Empire State Building

What significant event did the Mohawk Skywalkers respond to on September 11th?

• A large-scale blackout

• A major earthquake

• A hurricane hitting the city

• The fall of the Twin Towers

What was the role of the Mohawk Skywalkers in the aftermath of the Twin Towers' collapse?

• They designed new buildings

• They relocated to another city

• They organized community events

• They aided in rescue and recovery efforts

What is the name of the building that the Mohawk Skywalkers helped construct after 9/11?

• One World Trade Center

• The Chrysler Building

• The Rockefeller Center

• The Freedom Tower