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The Iroquois survived by hunting, fishing, and even farming. They also wear cloths and live in shelters (Longhouses) to survive.

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The Iroquois people's name for themselves is Haudensaunee which translates as 'The People of the Longhouse' or more accurately 'They Are Building a Long House'. The Iroquois are not one people, but a confederacy of originally five different nations - Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga and Seneca, with the Tuscarora joining later. The name is a metaphor for the confederacy indicating that the different peoples live together as a family.

The Grand Council of the Haudenosaunee consists (and always has) of 50 chiefs drawn from the six nations who form a loose government of sorts. In 1988 the US Congress passed a resolution to recognise the influence that the League of Six Nations had on the US Constitution and Bill of rights.

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They live in villages with there grandparent's.

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See the Related Links for a site with photos in Indian portraits done by McKenney and Hall in the mid-1800's. There is a map showing at least some of the tribes. You can also look up subjects like "Indian tribes of NY State" on google.com and get much more information.

Upstate New York was dominated by the League of the Iroquois (Hodenosaunee}, composed of the five tribes: Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk. Later the Tuscarora tribe joined the league. Eastern and southern NY was dominated by Mohegan tribes such as the Lenape and Mohicans.

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the clan mother

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There name was called the Miami Indians of Florida

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Haudenosaunee women are considered equal to men and as such the Clanmother role is equal to Hoyane (Titled Chief).

The clanmother's duties include electing the Title Chiefs and calling a council. While the Clanmothers let the Hoyane run the councils they are not allowed to make a decision without consultation with the Title Chiefs' clan and Clanmother support. All decisions have to reach consensus for a resolution to be pasted.

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Mounds were built for ceremonial and burial purposes.

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Indians mostly traveled by foot until the Spanish brought the horses. Many tribes also traveled via waterways.

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It took place in the land of Onondaga

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The Iroquois Indians lived in the Eastern Woodlands region of the world. Meaning, they had plenty of wood to use, with which they made capital resources. Longhouses, which are literally long houses are made of wood, used from the abundance of wood supplied in the forest. The Iroquois also lived near bodies of water, meaning they had a good supply of water-animals (fish, plants, etc.).

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they rubbed some sticks together using string and friction of the sticks

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Yes, they tried to stop the fighting and maintain peace.

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They helped around the village gathering wood and water. The girls made pots and pounded corn. The boys hunted and practiced archery.

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The Cherokee mainly ate corn, beans, and squash (known as the Three Sisters), along with various other native fruits and nuts, ie: native blueberries, chestnuts, acorns, among others. They also ate many of the native animals, beaver, deer, elk, opossum, turkey, etc. Many roots and herbs were also included in their diet.

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they are very similar because they lived in the wild and ate off the lands the only differences is that the Algonquin lived to far up north to grow most food but the Iroquois could grow anything