Iroquois Indians

My clan gather together for our surplus meal we had extras!

(blood related,m]by marrige that is what clan )

the Iroquois mainly fighted with spheres and fire breathing dragons =)

Spear Net Bow Arrow Lance Tomahawk and Club and harpoon spoon.

The first contact with the Europeans was disastrous for the first peoples. Explorers and traders brought European diseases, such as smallpox, which killed off entire villages. Relations varied between the settlers and the Natives. The French befriended several Algonquin nations, the Huron (Wyandot) people and nations of the Wabanaki Confederacy, and entered into a mutually beneficial trading relationship with them. The Iroquois, however, became dedicated opponents of the French, as they had been of their Huron neighbours, and warfare between the two was unrelenting, especially as the British armed the Iroquois in an effort to weaken the French.

By means of signs, just as they always communicated with other native groups who spoke many different languages.

Columbus reported communicating with natives by means of gesture signs; when Cabrillo landed at San Diego Bay in September 1542, he reported that:

"The following day, in the morning, there came to the ships three large Indians and by signs they said that there were travelling in the interior men like us - with beards, and clothes and arms like our own, and they made signs that these men carried cross-bows and swords, and made signs that they killed many of the natives who were greatly afraid."

Coronado, travelling in Texas in 1540, said of the Tonkawas and Comanches that:

". . . although they converse by means of signs, they make themselves so well understood that there is no need of an interpreter."

Dr E B Tyler, an authority on native American peoples, said that signs were a medium of converse from Hudson's Bay to the Gulf of Mexico.

Seeds were saved from the beginning of time. Every harvest crops were set aside just for the seeds to be used the following year. For instance, enough corn was saved solely for their seeds. When they wanted different seeds, they would have traded for them.

The English.

A group of allied Northeastern Indian tribes.

A longhouse has a framework built of posts and poles and is covered with sheets of bark

The Iroquois traded corn and steak from the river.

They got money in return

thank you

Wampum was important to SOME American Indian. Some northeastern tribes used wampum belts as a monetary system to trade for furs or whatever was valued at the time. More importantly, those wampum belts would tell the family history of the maker.

it caused iroquois tribes to fight each other.

the great council does

Hiawatha fondly remembered as the 'Great Peacemaker' founded the powerful Iroquois confederacy by uniting six tribes. Together they were a formidable force in North America.

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

...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. (Dictionary) For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (Answers.com) indicated at the bottom of this answer box.

Children were the forgotten victims of the war. They were evacuated from their homes and stay in groups belonging to different cultures. Children served as young soldiers. Children knitted socks and scarves for soldiers. They helped to collect and recycle materials to make equipment like aircraft. They played an important role to support the country during the war.

When they took captives, they would torture them by cutting off their noses and ears and make them eat both body parts, as well as make them bite of their own fingers. If the captive made a big deal and cried about it, the Iroquois would just kill them. If the captive remained calm and "strong", or took it like a man, the tribe would eat that captive. They believed eating a "manly" or strong man would make them stronger. You are what you eat, so to speak. The women of the tribe would also choose when to go to war, as they were the kin keepers. I think this makes a group stronger, too, lol.

The Iroquois lived in a longhouse that had been sectioned of. Each section would have about 1 or 2 fire pits. They stored animals for food and material and they kept food on a rack. They had bunkbeds exept without any ladders that could be used to climb up and down to/from the top bed.

What the Grand Council does is help the leader of the tribe with things.Also they have a special chair there.In order for you to sit in that chair you have to get something for the leader.Also if you are def or blind you can not sit in the chair.

they only had good relationship with some tribes and only when they needed to trade things like food for land or something like that so they only get along when they need something

It is belived that that word Iroquois could be derived possibly from the phrase "hiro kone" wick was used by the people of the first nation known as the Haudenssaunee who are commonly know today as the Iroquois.

A longhouse has a fire to welcome visitors in the entrance. Since it's made for families, each family has a room with fire. There are holes on the roof for the smoke to come out.

The currency of Poland is the złoty. It's often written simply as 'zloty' (with an English L) in other languages. The best currency to use is the złoty just as the best currency to use in Britain is the pound or the yen in Japan. Euros may be accepted in some tourist areas but you'll get ripped off.

The Iroquois was a matrilineal tribe, meaning the Iroquois women owned their homes and children. They were divided into clans and each clan had a clan mother. Many families often lived together in longhouses. Each clan protected each other.