Why did the Haudenosaunee look to the 7th generation

Always planning for the future generations

what plants were developed over centuries into edible staples of a modern diet?

corn, potatoes, peanuts, tomato

Pikal uses what item to represent his continual birth death and resurrection

Corn or Maize growth each season

What is the image for this question?

Wampum or Hiawatha Belt to capture history

What was the Purpose of the Wampum Belt

Treaties, depict stories, mark significant events

Where was the "birthplace of American Democracy"

Onondaga Lake, Syracuse New York

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1
The Northeast tribes had a clear dedication to ...
Fire
The Forest
The Wind
The Ocean
2
Why did the Haudenosaunee look to the 7th generation
only 7th generation of people could be chiefs
Corn wasn't edible until it's been grown 7 times
Always planning for the future generations
7 generations of tribal warfare
3
what plants were developed over centuries into edible staples of a modern diet?
blueberries, carrots, peaches, bananas
Lettuce, asparagus, strawberries, lime
salt, sugar, pepper, cinnamon
corn, potatoes, peanuts, tomato
4
Pikal uses what item to represent his continual birth death and resurrection
Cultivation of fisheries
Corn or Maize growth each season
Seasonal changes
Population growth within the society
5
The Haudenosaunee ideals of government are embedded in what plant?
Wheat
Cedar
Ferns
Corn
6
What were the 3 sisters of the Haudenosaunee
Corn, Oranges, and Wheat
The 3 original sisters of the Tribe
Corn, Beans, and Squash
Air, Water and Fire
7
What is the name of the sculptures in the image?
Totem Poles
Tribal Sticks
Boundary markers
Bird Perches
8
What is the image for this question?
Trail or map between villages - Path Belt
Sea Current patterns belt
Wampum or Hiawatha Belt to capture history
Treaty Belt or Cherokee Belt for treaty records
9
What material did the tribes of the Northeast consider sacred?
Seashells
Natural land features like valleys and hills
Cedar Trees
Shoreline rocks
10
When was the 1st democracy formed in America?
1865
1776
1789
1150
11
What was the Purpose of the Wampum Belt
Artwork of each tribe
Marriage records for tribal elders
Communication and records of tribal movement
Treaties, depict stories, mark significant events
12
Where was the "birthplace of American Democracy"
Boston Massachusetts
Washington D.C.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Onondaga Lake, Syracuse New York
13
What structure was considered Americas first legislature
Longhouse of the Haudenosaunee
Tribal Institutions of the Northwest
Fishing communities of the Northeast
Totem poles of the Southeast
14
Who was King Pakal?
Inca king ruled over large areas of South America
Toltec King of North America
Aztec King who encountered Cortes
Mayan King of a 68-year reign
15
The name of events that signify births, deaths, new chiefs, and weddings
Hiawatha
Henocharia
Totum's
Potlatch

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