Mohawk Indians

les hurons utilise les chevals pour le transportation.

•Their traditional homeland was ranged southward of the Mohawk River, east to the Green Mountains in Vermont, west to the border of the Oneida Nation and North to and north of the St. Lawrence River in Quebec and Ontario Canada. They lived in southern Ontario along the Grand River and on the northern shores of Lake Ontario.

Pig Latin. This sounds fantastically simple, but you'd be surprised at the number of adults who can't understand it. Pig Latin where you take the first letter of the word and move it to the end and add "ay" to it. For example

"Do you have a car?" would be "oday ouyay avehay ayay arcay?

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they are made out of trees that the Iroquois cut down and mud and sticks tied together some are made out of birch bark and later they were made out of logs.

they also used all types of hides to cover the long house. They had saplings between houses

350-600 people could live or fit in longhouses that's why there called long houses

Unless it's artificial, man made, then the Mohawk river is 'as old as the hills', literally ! It's name is from the Mohawk tribe of Native Americans. These are people we used to call 'Red Indians', but this description is now old fashioned and obsolete, because it is seen as derrogatory.

kahnawake is a small town where the mohawk people live, its just outside Montreal quebec.

Jack & Jill Heath together form the Heaths, meaning the Heath family. If you are referring to something they own jointly, they you'd write the Heaths' house, car, yard...

There are not very many ones that I can find beside david archuleta and angelina jolie. Sorry hope I helped though.

stone knives??

T'ENGKY See the link below.

they waer riped dresses with half shaved heads for boys

No because we don't believe in good or evil, just that every person has some good in the and our "evil" is what we call mischievous. This is because in our mythology the beginning they're were two twins, they were more "yin and yang" than good versus evil. One was considered what some would call "good". He was always kind and made things that were beautiful and nonviolent, but the other brother would always twist them out of jealousy, though he made poisonous things, he also made some good things, like medicine. The "good" brother also once flew into a rage and killed his grandmother for favouring the other all his life. They are both respected equally, which is a major difference from other cultures.

The Mohawks had fought with the Mohawks and were given guns to them by the Dutch trade partners.

TheMohawks lived in longhouses made of elm bark that were about 200 feet long. At each end there was a door with an emblem over it representing the clan. One longhouse would contain a clan, or extended family. There were separate rooms for each nuclear family (mother, father, and children). Out in the hallways there were storage shelves, and fireplaces every twenty feet. A longhouse contained up to about a hundred people. When there were too many people living in the longhouse, about half the family would break off and start their own longhouse. In Mohawk tribes a married couple would live with the bride's family and raise their children with them, so a longhouse would have one clan mother, the senior woman in the longhouse.

This answer is just from the research I have done for a school project, but I and I am sorry if I got anything wrong.

The Mohawk River starts in the U.S state of New York.

otsisto (pronounced: odzisto)

it's my boyfriend's mohawk name :)

All those native nations belonged to a confederacy known as the "Iriquois"

and that's y i am

stupid

Longhouses are made out of wood, bark, some animals skin. These are my ideas for what i know from.

If you mean when a Mohawk Indian cut his hair in 'that style' (a Mohawk) - it was normally only done in times of war; IE: A visual symbol that the person was on the path of war.

They lived in upper New York state and they lived before the 1700's

The Mohawk or properly named Kanienkehaka ("People of the Flint") were a collection of villages in what is today Eastern New York State, from the earliest recorded accounts. Samuel de Champlain first wrote of the Kanienkehaka on the western shores of the present day Champlain Lake. Their tradtional lands were along the Mohawk River in Central New York State, and had several trading posts and seasonal camps throughout New York State and Canada.

Today they live in the following communities,

Inland New York:

Ganienkeh

Kanatsiohareke

Along the St Lawrence:

Akwesasne or St. Regis

Kanesatake

Kahnawake

Southern Ontario:

Tyendinaga

Wahta or Gibson

Six Nations of the Grand River

Games that the Iroquois played. Trololololol

• because they were mad at each other but you have to accept people that way

they used it by picking the next clan mother and to vote about certain things