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The soil of the Iroquois territory, particularly in regions like central New York, was generally fertile and well-suited for agriculture. The area benefited from a temperate climate and ample rainfall, which supported the growth of crops such as corn, beans, and squash, often referred to as the "Three Sisters." The rich, loamy soil contributed to the Iroquois' ability to sustain a complex agricultural society and support large populations. This fertility was crucial for their economy and cultural practices.
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What was the geography of the Iroquois?
they used and had many tress, rivers/lakes, and fertile soil.
What was the geography of early Iroquois Indians?
they used and had many tress, rivers/lakes, and fertile soil.
How did the Iroquois eat?
The Iroquois hunted and gathered for food.
What was Iroquois landscape like?
the landscape of the iroquois enviroment was full of trees; forest
Who is older Algonquins or Iroquois?
iroquois are becz i like them better than the alogonquins
What did the Iroquois' dwellings look like?
the Iroquois tribe dwellings look like the mesa verde
Did the Iroquois like to dance?
yes
What was Iroquois politics like?
fuzzy
Where did the Iroquois get clay?
Clay is one form of soil. It is found in different areas, but is frequently found along riverbanks.
Did they have war with any other tribe?
Did the the Iroquois fight with the other tribes like the hopis? Did the the Iroquois fight with the other tribes like the hopis?
How did the Iroquois use resources of the woodlands?
they used the wood for travel and shelter, they used the soil for crops, and they used the animals for food
What was the climate like for the Iroquois in the winter?
cold
