4th grade S.S.

Native American Children's Duties

• Helped get water and wood for fires

  Boys- learned how to shoot a bow and arrow and set traps for animals. Girls learned how to cook and made clothing out of deer.

• To hunt for food
• To build shelters
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Iroquois home

• igloo
• teepee
• yurt
• longhouse

Five Original Iroquois Tribes Hint: COSMO

• Comanche, Cheyenne, Blackfoot, Pawnee
• Shawnee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek
• Apache, Cherokee, Sioux, Navajo
• Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca

Deganawida

• traveled and tried to get the Iroquois to make peace, the peacemaker

• Chief

• Den Dad

• N/A

A group of families who share the same ancestor

• society
• tribe
• nation
• clan

Things left behind by early people

• traces
• artifacts
• relics
• remnants

Grew their own food so they could stay in one place and do other things

• Early Farmers

• nomadic lifestyle
• fishing
• hunting

An Onondaga chief who helped unite the Iroquois tribes

• Crazy Horse
• Sitting Bull
• Geronimo
• Hiawatha

Formed to keep peace among the 5 Iroquois tribes

• Iroquois Federation
• Iroquois Union
• Iroquois Alliance
• Iroquois Confederacy

belts that were used to record tribal history and treaties

• wampum belts
• feather belts
• beaded belts
• leather belts