Haudenosaunee (Online learning)

What type of map would you use to see where the Haudenosaunee lived in 1621?

• Road map

• Political map

• Physical map

• Historical map

What type of maps could you use to find cities between Edmonton and Montreal?

• Road map

• Physical map

• Political map

• Weather map

A _________________ map shows the borders of provinces, states and countries.

What can you learn from a Physical map?

• Landforms of an area

• Elevation (height) of an area

• Population of an area

• Names of places in an area

We are learning about the Iroquois/Haudenosaunee Confederacy. What is a confederacy?

• A partnership agreed upon by nations or groups of people

• A nation or group of people

• A dictatorship where by one person makes the decisions for a whole group.

Why do we call the Haudenosaunee people Iroquois?

• That is the name they named themselves

• Their enemies told the British that that was their name

• Their enemies told the French that that was their name

• It says so in the text book

Choose all of the natural resources that were available to the Haudenosaunee.

• Rich soil

• Forests

• Lakes and Rivers

• An Ocean

• Wildlife

In the Indigenous culture we are studying, families belonged to a CLAN. A clan is

• a large group of families who are related to one another.

• onomatopoeia.

• family members who live in the same house.

• a single family unit.

We saw evidence that shows the Haudenosaunee probably used forest resources to (choose all that apply)

• build shelter

• collect berries

• hunt animals

• make fire

• build tools and canoes

A Haudenosaunee home was long, made of wood, and held more than one family. It was called

• a wood house.

• a long house.

• a tipi.

• a wigwam.

• a long, wood family house.