The League/ Government
Families/ Clans
Longhouses and Food
Language
Grab Bag
100

What is the Haudenosaunee Constitution called?

The Great Law of Peace

100

The clans were named after ______.

animals or birds
100

What could be found down the center of the longhouse?

An aisle with fire, smokeholes in roof

100

The word Haudenosaunee means __________.

People of the Longhouse

100

The Haudenosaunee wore shoes called moccasins, which were made of _________.

Leather

200

When the League began, the names of the three people who spread the message of peace were Deganawidah, Jigonsasee, and ___________

Hiawatha

200

Your fireside family consisted of __________.

parents, brothers, sisters

200

 What was stockade?

Logs that surrounded a longhouse village and overlapped so that enemies or animals could not find the entrance.

200

Why do you only tell stories in the winter in a Haudenosaunee village?

The Haudenosaunee said that everyone, including animals, would stop working to hear a good story. If you did this in the summer, you wouldn’t have enough food for winter.

200

The Iroquois trail is a path that ran across which state?

New York

300

What was one difference between European and Haudenosaunee governments?

Chiefs were not like kings, their job was to serve, not rule.

300

Who are the three sisters?

corns, beans, and squash
300

Why did the Haudenosaunee move their whole village every 20 years or so?

To replenish resources.

300

A Haudenosaunee person probably had more than one ________ in their life, one at birth, one as a teenager, and one as an adult.

Name

300

Tekwaarathon was the ancestor of which game that is still played today?

lacrosse

400

What is the name of the nation that joined and changed the League from five nations to six nations?

Tuscarora

400

The __________ could remove a council member who was not fulfilling his responsibilities to the community.

clan mother
400

Give one example of how the Haudenosaunee used the whole animal after they hunted it.

Food, skins for clothing and bedding, sinews for string, bones for tools, brains for tanning

400

What do the Haudenosaunee use at Council meetings to help them speak and keep records of treaties?

Wampum belts

400

The Haudenosaunee based their calendar on the 13 month cycle of __________.

the moon

500

Who were the Keepers of the Council Fire? Which tribe?

Onandaga

500

Name one of the responsibilities of the clan mother.

Giving names, choosing chiefs, removing chiefs, setting dates for festivals

500

Name three things the Haudenosauneee used corn for.

Beads, decorations, mats, shoes, baskets, kindling, masks, dolls, bandages, tubes for medicine, food, medicine

500
The Haudenosaunee had an oral tradition. What does that mean?

Haudenosaunee “books” weren’t read. They were memorized and told.

500

All ______ council members had to come to an agreement before the end of a council meeting. (answer is a number)

50

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