Iroquois Vocabulary

Native Americans who lived in the Eastern Woodlands of New York

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Seneca, Cayuga, Oneida, Onondaga, Mohawk

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A group of people who join together to help each other

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These are the "People of the Longhouse"

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A long, open-ended house that Iroquois lived in. It was made of wood and tree bark.

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A strong or belt of polished beads or shells, usually telling a story

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corn, beans, and squash

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A group of people who meet to discuss and solve problems

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Male members of the Grand Council. They were chosen by the women.

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A Native American who traveled to villages trying to make Iroquois be at peace with each other

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