The climate for the Iroquois was hot in the summer, it could get up to 95 degree's. Winter it was cold.
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∙ 9y agoeastern woodlands, cold climate.
Thinking you mean in Minnesota where the Assinibone tribe lived, the climate is warm in the summer, but cold and snowy in the winter.
they were warm and cold climite the winter was cold the summers were warm and fall pretty cold Temperate Rainforest
Yes. The angle at which the Sun's light impacts the Earth varies as the Earth moves around the Sun in its yearly orbit.
Unpredictable! That sums up weather here all the time pretty much. It's hot, humid, and did I say hot?? I've lived in Texas all my life...North Texas...and wouldn't trade it. But, summers here are not my favorite.
The Taíno were always living in a hot climate and the countries they lived in were filled with rain forests.
Thinking you mean in Minnesota where the Assinibone tribe lived, the climate is warm in the summer, but cold and snowy in the winter.
It was very hot and dry .
According to historians, the type of climate the Iroquois lived in is considered the Eastern Woodlands which had typical four season weather including winter, spring summer and fall.
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the Iroquois tribe lived in the new york state really they did its cool
Very much like it is today. Climate change is a very slow process unless the process is accelerated or otherwise modified by man or a cataclysmic natural event.
Rain. Very cold rain in the winter and just normally cold rain in the summer. I lived there for twenty five years and never saw the Sun once.
Iroquois lived in winter and summer houses called "long house"
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The Seminoles lived in winter and summer houses.
The climate in the Arctic where The Inuit lived was very very bitter cold in the winter. Living in the Arctic winter was very challenging. Winter temperatures may drop below -40*C. There is up to 2 meters of snow in the winter! Winter is long and dark in the Arctic. The sun may disappear for weeks in midwinter. Yet summer days can be very warm. Summer is short and full of light, for way up North the sun shines virtually day and night.
The seneca climate was harsh and deadly.in the summer they had to deal with extreme heat that killed most of the crops.The winter was even worse.It was super cold and made it very hard for them to survive the cold harsh winter.Sadly many indians did die to the winter some survived to live another day.