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Quiz on Native American political organization, clans, kinship, and oral tradition before contact.
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Several Haudenosaunee nations kept their own councils but met in a Grand Council to settle disputes. What organization was this?
In one Southwest farming town, respected elders met to plan irrigation work, ceremonies, and defense for that town alone. What political body is described?
In many Eastern Woodlands communities, a small group of related families followed a local leader and moved with the seasons to fish, hunt, or farm. What organization is described?
Tidewater Virginia towns paid tribute in corn, hides, and copper to one ruler, Wahunsenacah, who led about 30 chiefdoms. What political organization is described?
Deganawida and Hiawatha helped the Haudenosaunee nations accept a set of laws that created the Grand Council. What were these laws called?
Which Haudenosaunee nation was the keeper of the central council fire, where the Grand Council met?
In the Powhatan chiefdom, each town had a local chief who collected tribute and sent part of it to the paramount chief. What was this local chief called?
In many Native societies, children were born into a group that shaped their identity, their duties, and whom they could marry. What social system is described?
Among the Haudenosaunee, who chose the men who served as council chiefs and could remove a chief who failed his people?
A man married into a Haudenosaunee family and moved into his wife's longhouse, and their children joined her clan. What kinship pattern does this show?
In many Native clan systems, whom was a person expected to marry?
A Haudenosaunee traveler from the Wolf Clan visited another nation and was welcomed by Wolf Clan families there. Why did they treat the traveler as family?
Elders retold origin stories and laws during ceremonies so young people learned them accurately. What role is shown?
A community taught its creation story by telling it aloud to each new generation. What is this way of passing on knowledge called?
Haudenosaunee speakers held up belts of purple and white shell beads to help them recite laws and agreements. What were these belts called?
Historians today study Native oral histories along with archaeology. Why are these spoken accounts valuable?
How many nations first joined together to form the Haudenosaunee Confederacy?
A council listened to several families before deciding where to plant corn next season. What leadership practice is shown?
During a dispute, leaders kept talking until every clan could accept one plan. What practice is shown?
A respected war leader guided a raid, but council leaders handled village decisions in peacetime. What does this show about leadership?
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