Terms
Longhouses
Symbols
Iroquois Government
Misc.
100

Corn, beans and Squash are also known as the...

Three Sisters

100

Haudenosaunee means

People of the Longhouse

100

This type of tree was the symbol of Peace for the Iroquois

White Pine

100

How many nations/tribes were part of the Iroquois Confederacy?

Six nations, 6 tribes

100

These people were the head of the clans and selected the chiefs in Iroquois tribes. 

Clan matrons

200

An Sachem is another way of saying...

Chief

200

This was hung above the longhouse doors

Clan symbols

200

This bird watched over the Iroquois tribes, it was also used in the US Seal.

Eagle

200
One the goals of the Iroquois Confederacy was to 

Promote peace, unity, and plan defenses. 

200

These people owned the longhouses

Iroquois women

300

Tribal issues were discussed at these meetings

Tribal Council

300

The Iroquois lived in

Longhouses

300
Animals represented

Clans

300
The Iroquois recorded their government and their history on 

Wampum belts

300

Belts made of shells used to tell Iroquois history and record treaties

Wampum
400

Village issues were discussed at these meetings

Village Council

400

These were added to the roof to allow smoke to escape

Smoke holes

400

This is the acronymn to remember the 5 Iroquois tribes

SCOOM

400

Another name for the Iroquois Confederacy

League of 5 Nations

400

Special clothing worn to show accomphlishments is known as

Regalia

500

Vote needed in order to make decisions in the Iroquois government meetings

Unanimous 

500

This is the type of bark most commonly used on longhouses

Elm Bark

500

What was buried under the Great Tree of Peace

Weapons

500

Hiawatha showed the tribes the importance of uniting together by showing them a cluster of

Arrows

500

This tribe was known as the Keepers of the Central Fire because they were located in the Middle of all Iroqois tribes

Onondaga

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