Question #9: Where do they live?

The Iroquois lived in long houses shared by several families. A tribes long house is about 150ft long and 20 ft. wide

Question #8: DESCRIB ATTIRE

Iroquois people mainly wore shirts, pants, leggings, robes and capes. The men wore feathers in their hair and wore jewelery all over their body. Most of them wore a ring in their nostrils. The woman wore skirts, and robes mainly made out of deer skin. They wore moccasins as their footwear.

Question #7: Special rules or laws in the tribe.

The Iroquois run are run by a Matriarch society. Women shared social and political power

Question #6: What type of belief system do they have?

The Iroquois were ruled under a system called the confederacy. The confederacy was a union under 5 tribes under 1 government on the basis of equality. No 1 person had the right to order anyone to do anything. But women held more power than men in this tribe.

Question # 5: What are some ceremonies?

The Iroquois had many different and important religious beliefs and ceremonies the most important of which was Great Spirit, who was responsible for the creation of human beings, the plants and animals, and the forces of good in nature. The Iroquois believed that Great Spirit guided the lives of ordinary people.

Question # 4: What is the weather and climate for the Iriquois land?

The weather on the Iroquois land is like the weather now in New York State. It is hot during the summer and very cold during the winter.

Question #3: What state would they live in today

The Iroquois were originally from New York state so they would live in New York state today

Question # 2: How and what the tribe eats

The Iroquois were a mix of farmers, fishers, gatherers and hunter. The crops they formed were corn, beans, and squash. Gathering was the job of women and hunting was the job of Men and boys. Males mostly hunted deer, wild turkey and migrated birds. They fished salmon, trout, bass, perss and whitefish. The mens tools were somewhat like our current fishing rods and they also mad spheres.

Question # 1: Native american name and tribe

Algonquians
Ojibwas
Hurons
Iroquois
Leni-Lenapes
Miarnis
Pequots

Neighborhood Assignment

My hood is most of Spanish harlem. I chill everywhere. There will always be beef whereever you go but on my block/ my hood, i feel safe. I dont have to worry about anything I know eveyone and i know that they have my back if they see i need help. In the summer you would most likely find a cookout everyday or little infatable pools out for the litle kids. You would also see people running to line up to get into Jefferson pool first. I love my hood i would see myself living anywhere else.

Letter to a Lost Loved one

Dear Tio Andy,
First thing first I want to let you know that I miss you a lot. I was very little when you died but i still have some memories about you. Like i remember when you were in the hospital because you were sick. We went to go and visit you in your room and you had the t.v on the news and I changed it to cartoons.
I also remember going to your house and you lent me the movie MORTAL KOMBAT. I was so happy that i went home and watched it right away. It soon became my favorite movie and its all i ever wanted to watch was that movie.
Then i remember being at your funeral. I didnt understand why everyone was crying, you were just sleeping in a big shiny box. little did i know you were actually dead. i remember my father crying his heart out it was the first time i saw my father actually cry. Then i went up to your casket and said, " Tio, wake up, everyone is crying and i dont knw why." But u dint reply. I said to myself u must really be tierd because your not waking up.

R.I.P ANDY I MISS YOU

Freedom Wriers Comentary Paragraph # 6

"Just, Another One" Thats how the kid in this Diary entry kept reffering to the death of his friend. Just another kid dead. But this death touched him and hurt him. This was a close friened that died. A kid that everyone watched grow up.The way the narrotor desribe the kids death is so sad. The mother and sister were holding their son and brother fo the last seconds of his life.