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Investigating Mohawk First Nations (Eastern Farmers) (Sam), Shelter and…
Investigating Mohawk First Nations (Eastern Farmers) (Sam)
Clothing
What did the Mohawk wear? The Mohawk wore animal hides and in the winter they wore buckskin and fur.
What materials did the Mohawk use for their clothing?
animal hides
How did they make their clothes?
They sew it by hand.
they cleaned the animal hides with their hands
Why do they make clothes?
Normal life
Because it's reasonable
Because they would not want to be naked (sorry, it's because I also ran out of ideas)
So they can be protected from the cold.
what were their shelters?
longhouses
teepees
Tools and weapons
What tools and weapons did they use in daily life?
bone
wood
flint
spears
rude knives
Tamahawk
stone adzes
Roles and responsibilities
What are the roles that people have in this community?
Mohawk men were in charge of hunting, trading, and war.
Mohawk women were in charge of farming, property, and family.
Mohawk children often went fishing or hunting with the men of the tribe.
Who are the leaders in the community?
Joseph Brant
Joe Norton
Molly Brant
George Henry Martin Johnson
What ceremonies did they hold in this community?
Maple
Sun
Thunder
Transportation
What kind of transportation did the indigenous people use to travel along the land?
canoes made of elm bark?
Where did the mohawk travel?
Quebec
U.S.
Canada
Ontario
Vermont
St.Lawrence River
Why did they travel where they traveled?
food
water
materials
Food
What food did this tribe eat?
corn from farms
beans
squash
wild herbs
How did the mohawk people get their food?
hunting
planted
heating/firing
harvesting
Did they have special foods/feasts?
Tobacco blessings
Thanksgiving feasts
Was it hard to get food for the community?
No it wasn't hard for them because they lived in nature, and there is lots of food in there.
Shelter and Tools.
what materials did they use for their shelters?
birch bark
logs
buffalo hides
saplings
young elm trees.
ozan
extended ozan