THE IROQUOIS The Six Nation Confederacy CHAPTER ONE: WHO ARE THE IROQUIOS?  Look at the picture on page 4 and click below  Now look at page 5. Use.

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THE IROQUOIS The Six Nation Confederacy

CHAPTER ONE: WHO ARE THE IROQUIOS?  Look at the picture on page 4 and click below  Now look at page 5. Use your finger to follow as I read. Click below to begin.

CHAPTER 1 PAGES 6 AND 7  Look at the pictures on both pages. Use your finger to follow along as I read.  Click below to begin.

STOP AND THINK  Who were the Iroquois?  When did they arrive in New York?  Where did they live?  What did they do for food and shelter?  What was their government like?  How did they get along with non-Iroquois people?

CHAPTER ONE PAGES 8-9  Look at the map on page 9.  What is the title?  Look at the Legend in the box in the corner.  Notice what each color and symbol stand for.  What is this map trying to show us?  How can we use this map to understand more about the Iroquois people?

CHAPTER ONE PAGE 8  Listen as I read the passage on page 8.  Think about how the map on page 9 helps you to understand the passage.