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How did Iroquois feel about education?
they thought it was important to the culture
What was every day life for the Iroquois?
The Iroquois everyday life was builting a loof things and went hunting.
How do you know who is the head of the family in the Iroquois?
Head of family in the Iroquois was the woman.You can find interesting information about their culture at the link below:
Why were the six Iroquois braves education by the virginians at Williamsburg good for nothing to the Iroquois chief?
Because they were good for nothing when they returned based on what made a man in the Iroquois culture was supposed to be good at.
What is the difference between real and ideal culture?
Ideal culture will always differ from real culture; values and norms do not describe actual behavior, as much as, they describe how much we are supposed to behave. Real culture: what actually happens in everyday life; Ideal culture: how we are supposed to behave based on cultural norms and values.
What does the Iroquois use a scraper for?
In the Iroquois culture, scrapers were used to scrape the organic matter off the hides. They were also used to clean out fruits and vegetables.
The phrase culture area is generally used to describe?
place where people share a common way of life
What is Iroquois is daily life?
they do many work
What do you do at the Iroquois Maple Ceremony?
This is to not be spoken of online. Our culture is not the for the wonder of White minds. Nya:weh.
Describe the culture of consumption during eisenhowers adminstration?
describe the "culture of consumption" during the Eisenhower Adminstration
What was the main reason Chief red jacket refused to convert the Iroquois to Christianity?
Chief Red Jacket refused to convert the Iroquois to Christianity because he believed it would erode their traditional beliefs and way of life. He saw Christianity as a threat to their culture and autonomy as a Native American tribe.
Do iroquois use rafts boats?
The Iroquois traditionally used canoes for transportation and fishing rather than rafts. Their canoes were typically made of birch bark, which was lightweight and well-suited for navigating rivers and lakes. While rafts may have been used in some contexts, they were not a primary mode of transportation for the Iroquois. Canoes played a central role in their culture and daily life.
