WorksheetsHaudenosaunee
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does 'unity' mean?
a)
Everyone working together in a positive way.
b)
Everyone working together in a negative way.
c)
Everyone sharing the same belief.
d)
Everyone celebrating the same religion.
2.
Who were the Haudenosaunee?
a)
Mohawk people.
b)
Settlers from Virginia.
c)
People of the Longhouse.
d)
Dutch settlers.
3.
What was The Great Law of Peace?
a)
A wampum belt.
b)
The oral constitution of the Iroquois Confederacy, connecting all five nations through the idea of peace.
c)
The constitution of the United States of America.
d)
A religious book.
4.
What does the Iroquois Wampum belt represent?
a)
Only the costums of the Mohawk tribe.
b)
Feuding between the five nations.
c)
The Thanksgiving Address.
d)
The peaceful agreement made between the five Haudenosanee nations.
5.
What is the difference between the word 'Iroquois' and the word 'Haudenosaunee?'
a)
The English Settler's named the native tribes the Haudenosaunee.
The Native American Tribes consider themselves Iroquois.
The Native American Tribes consider themselves Iroquois.
b)
The English Settler's named the native tribes the Iroquois.
The Native American Tribes consider themselves Haudenosaunee.
The Native American Tribes consider themselves Haudenosaunee.
6.
What was the Thanksgiving Address?
a)
An address written to give thanks to the English settlers.
b)
An address written to reflect the relationship the Haudenosaunee people's have with their natural environment.
c)
An address written to give thanks to the holiday Thanksgiving.
d)
An address written to make fun of the English Settlers.
7.
How did the Haudenosaunee form?
a)
The Peacemaker gathered the chiefs of each five nations, and creating a sense of peaceful unity.
b)
The English Settler's united them.
c)
It is unknown how the Haudenosaunee formed.
d)
The five nations came together and formed the Haudenosaunee on their own and without any help.
8.
What is a 'democracy?'
a)
Where kings and queens rule the land.
b)
When one person rules over an area.
c)
When no one is in power, and there is no government.
d)
A government by the people, where power is held by the people.
9.
Together, the Haudenosaunee formed a union called a confederacy. In relation to politics, what does it mean to form a union?
a)
The economic union of workers as a means to protect their rights against oppression.
b)
A place where people go to get food.
c)
The action of joining together.
d)
A communal area where people live.
10.
Who lived in longhouses?
a)
Many families shared the house
b)
The chief of the tribe
c)
Each family lived in one house
d)
The PNW native American women
11.
Pieces of carefully shaped and cut seashells
a)
Wigwam
b)
Wampum
c)
Artifact
d)
Glacier
12.
Iroquois people lived in the state of
a)
Califronia
b)
New York
c)
Alaska
d)
Virginia
13.
What was NOT a resource of the Eastern Woodlands?
a)
fish
b)
crops
c)
buffalo
d)
deer
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