Longhouse Vocab
People of the Longhouse
Mixed Comp
Tale of a City's Tunnels
Tunnels Vocab
100

a group of people, states, or nations that are united

confederacy 

100

What was the Iroquois Confederacy?

A group of 6 united Native American nations 

100

Where do the Haudenosaunee people live today?

New York 

100

How long is tunnel 3?

60 miles

100

Solid rock underground 

bedrock 

200

a form of government in which people vote for leaders

democracy

200

Who was "The Great Peacemaker"?

Dekanawedah

200

The chiefs of the nations were called what? 

Sachems 
200

Why was a third tunnel constructed? 

Because there were problems with the first two

200

man-made lake

reservoir 

300

made of different kinds

diverse

300

What was symbolic for the confederacy? 

The longhouses

300

What is tunnel 3 made of?

concrete

300

Where do the tunnels get the water from? 

Hillview Reservoir

300

An enclosed space

chamber

400

an area a person or animal has claimed 

territory

400

Why did many Iroquois die when the colonists arrived? 

The colonists brought smallpox

400

What did the DEP build to make sure that water got to the surface? 

Supply shafts

400

What did the sandhogs do?

Dug tunnels and wore hardhats because their work was dangerous

400

to stay or live somewhere

reside 

500

trouble between two or more people or groups

strife

500

What did the Iroquois Constitution inspire?

The United States Constitution 

500

If families got bigger, what did the Iroquois do to the longhouses?

Made them longer
500

What is the problem with tunnels 1 and 2?

They are in danger of collapsing

500

A part that controls the flow of liquid or gas 

valve