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Fab. Vocab. Ice Age What to do with? Iroquois Algonquin 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50

What vocabulary word means “to die out, or no longer exist?”

extinct?

What vocabulary word means to move from one place to another.

migrate

A tall, wooden fence.

What is a palisade?

Haudenosaunee means…

People of the Longhouse

The 5 Iroquois Nations formed a ____so that they could help each live peacefully and with laws

What is A confederacy?

The Land Bridge that the Native Americans crossed over connected which 2 continents?

Asia and North America

The period of time when most of the Earth was frozen over .

What was the Ice Age?

The 2 major Native American groups in NYS were

Iroquois and Algonquian

People came to North America during the Ice Age because they…

They were following the animals that they were hunting They were following the animals that they were hunting? (or they were nomads.

______ help Archaeologists by providing clues about a people’s way of life in the past.

What are artifacts?

A belt made of small, polished beads.

What is a wampum belt?

Something found in the environment that people can use.

What is a natural resource ?

Wampum was important to the Iroquois because..

They used it as gifts and to send messages

The Haudenosaunee built longhouses out of wood The Haudenosaunee built longhouses out of wood. This is an example of how they relied on their

What is their environment?

A powwow is an Algonquian

Celebration

Which group lived in wigwams? Daily Double How much would you like to wager? Which group lived in wigwams?

Algonquians

How are longhouses and apartment building alike?

They both house many families

Choosing a sachem &planting and harvesting the “Three Sisters” were main jobs of.

Who are Iroquois Women?

Where Iroquois people lived.

What is a longhouse?

The five largest Iroquois tribes formed a group called.

The Iroquois Confederacy ? What is The Iroquois Confederacy ?

A group of families who share the same ancestor.

What is A clan ?

The main cause of the formation of the Iroquois League was...

They needed to find a way to live together peacefully.

Members of the Grand Council were called

Sachems

This caused early Native Americans to stay in one place. Daily Double How much would you like to wager? This caused early Native Americans to stay in one place.

Farming

The leader of the Iroquois clan was the…

Clan Mother

Haudenosaunee means

People of the Longhouse

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