Where did the 'Iroquois' live?

Answer 1

Answer 1

The Iroquois lived in Lake Ontario and in longhouses or Wigwams for large and small families. They live along rivers that provide them with water, and fish to eat. They lived in what is now called "New York State."

Answer 2

Today and historically, the Haudenosaunee Peoples (often called by their French name: Iroquois) live primarily in upstate New York in the United States.

The Tuscarora, uniquely among the Six Nations, were not endemic to the New York area and were actually migrant natives from North Carolina where they had been pushed out by British Colonists. the Haudenosaunee accepted them in the 18th century as the Sixth Nation.

Answer 2

A Native American confederacy inhabiting New York State and originally composed of the Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca peoples, known as the Five Nations. After 1722 the confederacy was joined by the Tuscaroras to form the Six Nations. Also called Iroquois League.

). IIn the early 17th century this confederacy of Five Nations (later 6) inhabited New York state from the Hudson River N to the St. Lawrence River and W to the Genesee River also known as colonial east North America.