Native American
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| Two major groups of Native Americans in New York | Iroquois and Algonquian
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| Name the first five nations of the League of Iroquois? | Seneca, Cayuga, Oneida, Onondaga and Mohawk
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| Who were the keepers of the Eastern Door? | Mohawk
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| Who were the keepers of the Western Door? | Seneca
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| Who were the keepers of the Council Fire? | Onondaga
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| Why were the Mohawks Keepers of the Eastern Door | Because they were located in the far East territory.
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| Whey were the Seneca keepers of the Western Door | Because they were located in the far west
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| Why were the Onondaga the Keepers of the Council Fire | They were located in the central part of the territory and also their responsibility to help them agree to the Confeederacy.
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| What was the meaning (importance) for the Native Americans to belong to the same clan? | Members belognged to their mother's clan. Members of a clan were like family, no matter what tribe they belonged to.
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| Give 3 examples of how the Iroquois used their natural resources of Deer for survival | skin used for blankets
jawbone for tools
Antlers for tools
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| Give 3 examples of how the Iroquois used their natural resources of trees for survival | bark for canoes
trunk for firewood
trunk for to make spears/weapons
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| Give 3 examples of how the Iroquois used their natural resources of corn for survival | leaves for cooking
husks for buckets
cobs for bottle stoppers
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