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1 Station 1: The Iroquois Confederacy Directions: Use the map puzzle to answer the questions that follow. 1. Name the 5 tribes that made up the Iroquois. a. Mohawk b. Oneida c. d. e. Onondaga Cayuga Seneca 2. What did the Confederacy form for the Iroquois? (Look under the Seneca piece of the map) It created a form of government 3. There were 4 main goals for the Iroquois Confederacy. What were they? a. Goal 1 (look under Cayuga piece): It created a peace between the tribes. b. Goal 2 (look under Onondaga piece): The tribes agreed to trade with one another. c. Goal 3 (look under Oneida piece): The tribes united and would go to war together against common enemies d. Goal 4 (look under Mohawk piece): Sachems were elected by the tribes to represent them at the council 1

2 Station 2: Food Directions: Select one person from the group to read the AGRICULTURE paragraph, and another person to read the HUNTING paragraph. Make sure you listen to your group members while they read so that you can fill out the graphic organizer below. AGRICULTURE HUNTING What does agriculture mean? 1. Farming 1. Who was responsible for hunting? Men 2. What were the Three Sisters? Corn, beans, and squash 2. What kind of animals did the Iroquois hunt? Dear, Black Bear, Passanger Pigeon, and Beaver 3. Why are these crops so important? They were the main food source. 4. Who was responsible for planting and harvesting the crops? Women 5. How might women's role in agriculture explain the importance of their role in Iroquois society? They were vital in supplying food to the tribe 3. Why do you think the Iroquois did most of their hunting during the fall and winter? They could not grow crops in the fall and winter and needed a food source. They needed animal skins to keep them warm They could not fish as much in the winter. 2

3 Iroquois Stations Answer Key smartnotebook.notebook Station 3: Shelter Directions: Hit the play button on the Smart Board to watch the video and answer the questions that follow. The questions are in order of the video clip. 1. What kind of houses did the Iroquois live in? Longhouses 2. Approximately, how big were their houses? 150 to 250 feet long. Very big! 3. What were the Iroquois shelters built out of? They used tree trunks to construct poles and supports.they used tree bark for roofing. 4. Describe what the family structure was like for the Iroquois in their houses? Who would live there? The family structure was very large. It consisted of an extended family which included grandparents, cousins, and other relatives. These large families were called clans, and lived in the same longhouse. 5. CRITICAL THINKING! Explain how the Iroquois adapted their shelter to their environment. The Iroquois used the resources in the Eastern Woodlands to build Longhouses out of wood. They also made villages that were protected by fences made out of wood. 3

4 Station 4: Village Life Directions: Select one person from the group to read the WOMEN paragraph, and another person to read the MEN paragraph. Make sure you listen to your group members while they read so that you can fill out the graphic organizer below. WOMEN MEN 1. What is a Matrilinial Society? Ancestry is followed through the mother It gave more equality to women 2. What was a Sachem? An Iroquois chief that was a man However, they were elected by women 1. What did men spend their time preparing for when they were not hunting? warfare 2. What did a man do after he got married? Moved into his wife s longhouse and became part of her clan 3. What household functions were women responsible for? Preparing food, making clothing, and caring for children 3. Why do you think Iroquoian villages were permenant? Longhouses were difficult to move, and they were fortified for defense. They would only move if the soil became unfertile. 4

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6 SUMMARY Directions: You have just completed four stations to learn about the Iroquois people. Use the information from each of the activities to complete the task below in at least 4 complete sentences. Explain the various ways in which the Iroquois adapted to living in the Task: Eastern Woodlands. 6

7 Rights of the People 93. Whenever a specially important matter or a great emergency is presented before the Confederate Council and the nature of the matter affects the entire body of the Five Nations, threatening their utter ruin, then the Chiefs of the Confederacy must submit the matter to the decision of their people and the decision of the people shall affect the decision of the Confederate Council. This decision shall be a confirmation of the voice of the people. 7

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