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Who are some enemies the haida tribe had?
Some of the enemies of the Haida tribe were Mohawks & Tlingts
What are facts about kids about the Mohawk tribe?
josegh brant is the leader of the mohawks
What hairstyle was named after a tribe?
The Mohawk hair style was named after the Mohawks.
How did the tribe the mohawks feel about the earth?
The mohawks respected the earth like they respected animals. They believed the earth was a god and if you hurt it, it would be angry.
What is the location of the Mohawk Tribe?
The Mohawks just lived to the east of Lake Ontario
What did the mohawks wear?
Mohawk men wore breech clothes with leggings. Mohawk woman worew wraparound skirts with shorter leggings. For more info, go to Facts for Kids: Mohawk Indians (Mohawks)
King Philip asked the mohawks for help what did the mohawks do?
When King Philip, a leader of the Wampanoag tribe, sought assistance from the Mohawks during King Philip's War, the Mohawks ultimately chose to side with the English settlers instead of aiding him. This decision was influenced by their longstanding rivalry with the Wampanoag and their desire to maintain favorable relations with the colonial powers. As a result, the Mohawks played a significant role in undermining King Philip's efforts during the conflict.
How many people were in the Juaneno tribe?
There were more than 600 Juaneno people in the tribe.
What are the Mohawks?
how was the mohawks celebrations
Who did the mohawks fight with?
The Mohawks had fought with the Mohawks and were given guns to them by the Dutch trade partners.
Are there still mohawk Indians?
No, they are very much alive and well today. There are 3 Mohawk reservations in Ontario and 4 in Quebec, with many more Mohawks living away from the reservations. In the USA there are Mohawk communities in New York State and in the city of New York, where many Mohawks were employed as construction workers. With over 15,000 Mohawks in the USA alone, they are very far from extinct.
Were the Mohawk people cannibals?
Mohawk is not the real name of that Iroquois tribe, but like most of the names used today it is a derogatory name applied by the enemies of that tribe. Their real name is Kanien'gehaga - People of Flint.The Narragansetts and Wampanoags to the south-east of the Mohawks called them Mohowaugsuck, meaning eaters of living things (people), from which Mohawk is derived. This was meant as an insult and may have been along the lines of "beware the monsters that live in the north-west" to frighten their own children.There is no evidence that the Mohawks ever actually ate people, any more than the Wampanoags ate tree bark - the Mohawks called them ratirontaks, meaning "they eat trees". This is the origin of the modern place name Adirondacks.Each group was simply hurling an insult at the other to reinforce inter-tribal hatred.
