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What types of ceremonies or traditions does the Iroquois have or do?
What do they do in Iriquois ceremonies
What are some religious beliefs and ceremonies that the miwok Indians have?
they didnt have any
What did the Iroquois Indians do at ceremonies?
the iriquois people held the strawberry ceromony,midwinter ceromony and the maple sap ceromony.They held them for good hunting,fishing and good harvests.
How do you convert to a religion?
Depends on the religion, some have ceremonies, for others it's simply adopting/practicing beliefs of that faith
What are some Pennsylvanias tribes?
The Delaware, Seneca, Susquehannock, Iriquois and Shawnee.
Who did the algonquian trade with?
The iriquois and the french The iriquois and the french
What were some of the things they believed?
Some of the common beliefs held by people included their views on the afterlife, the existence of gods or deities, the importance of rituals and ceremonies, and the significance of natural phenomena. Different cultures and societies had unique beliefs and practices that were shaped by their history, geography, and social structures.
What were hunted by the Iriquois?
they hunted elk and deer. .
What tribe was the toughest in the iriquois league?
your mother
Is there more information about the Shawnee Indians and the Iriquois?
Iroquois, you can look up some books in the library. I did a report on them. They're awesome.
What were the religious beliefs of the people living in England before the colonization period began?
The Puritans were upset because the Church of England had both Catholic and Protestant ceremonies and beliefs. (A+)
What were some Mixtec ceremonies?
Mixtec ceremonies often centered around agriculture, fertility, and ancestral worship, reflecting their deep connection to nature and spirituality. Key rituals included the "Tlaloc" ceremonies for rain and crop fertility, and the "Nahui Ollin" ceremonies, which celebrated the sun and life cycles. Additionally, rituals honoring ancestors were vital, involving offerings and festivals that reinforced communal ties and cultural identity. These ceremonies were integral in maintaining harmony between the Mixtec people, their environment, and their spiritual beliefs.
