Region/Confederacy
Food
Shelter
Jobs/Tasks
Mystery
100

The Iroquois were five communities that formed a confederacy. 

True or False

True

100

The Iroquois were hunters and gatherers, fishermen and farmers.

True or False

True

100

What types of houses did the Iroquois live in? 

longhouses

100

The Iroquois men and women had the same jobs.

True or False

False

100

What did they call the items they wore on their feet?

Moccasins

200

In what region of  now called United Stated did the Iroquois live?

The northeastern region

200

What was the most important crop of the Iroquois?

Corn

200

What material were the longhouses built out of?

Wood and bark

200

What did the Iroquois use to make clothing?

Animal fur and deerskin

200

About how many people lived in a longhouse?

60

300

Why was the Iroquois Confederacy formed?

To create peace between the five tribes

300

What animals did the Iroquois hunt?

Deer, bears, wild turkeys, beavers

300

Where were the longhouses usually built? 

Near the  rivers and streams

300

What jobs did the Iroquois men have?

Hunting, making weapons/tools, protecting their villages

300

Beads made into decorative belts were...?

Wampum

400

Who elected the chiefs for the Iroquois Confederacy Council?

Only women

400

What crops did the Iroquois grow?

Corn, beans, pumpkins and squash

400

What were the firepits in the longhouses used for?

Cooking, warmth and gathering to tell stories

400

What jobs did the Iroquois women have?

To pick chiefs for the Iroquois League, farming, gathering food, making clothing

400

What did the Iroquois use for longer trips?

dugout canoes

500

The Iroquois called themselves what?

The people of the longhouse - Haudenosaunee

500

Corn, beans and squash is known as what?

Three Sisters

500

The opening in the roof was used for what?

To let smoke escape

500

What tools did the Iroquois make for fighting and hunting?

war club, bows and arrows

500

What kind of natural resources did the Iroquois have?

Wild animals, fish, water, nuts, wild berries, wood, stone