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Iroquois study time

Kaegebein Iroquois unit

QuestionAnswer
Which of the three sisters grows tallest? Corn
Which of the three sisters covers the ground to keep the soil moist? squash
What kind of house did the Iroquois live in? longhouse
Which of the three sisters grows as a vine? beans
How did the Iroquois pass on their heritage? storytelling
What did they make the longhouse from? tree branches
How long was an average longhouse? two hundred feet
How many families lived in a longhouse? twenty
What did the Iroquois call themselves? Hodenosaunee
What do you call the customs, beliefs and history that a people share? heritage
Name one of the Iroquois tribes? Cayuga
What does the name Iroquois mean? Rattlesnake
Which of the three sisters grows tallest? Corn
Which of the three sisters covers the ground to keep the soil moist? squash
What kind of house did the Iroquois live in? longhouse
Which of the three sisters grows as a vine? beans
How did the Iroquois pass on their heritage? storytelling
What did they make the longhouse from? tree branches
How long was an average longhouse? two hundred feet
How many families lived in a longhouse? twenty
What did the Iroquois call themselves? Hodenosaunee
What do you call the customs, beliefs and history that a people share? heritage
Name one of the Iroquois tribes? Cayuga
What does the name Iroquois mean? Rattlesnake
Which of the three sisters grows tallest? Corn
Which of the three sisters covers the ground to keep the soil moist? squash
What kind of house did the Iroquois live in? longhouse
Which of the three sisters grows as a vine? beans
How did the Iroquois pass on their heritage? storytelling
What did they make the longhouse from? tree branches
How long was an average longhouse? two hundred feet
How many families lived in a longhouse? twenty
What did the Iroquois call themselves? Hodenosaunee
What do you call the customs, beliefs and history that a people share? heritage
Name one of the Iroquois tribes? Cayuga
What does the name Iroquois mean? Rattlesnake
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