How did the Iroquois replace people who had been lost in battle?

Answer: The Iroquois replaced people who had been lost in battle by taking captives from mourning war. The purpose of a mourning war for the Iroquois was to replace who had died.

The Iroquois replaced people who had been lost in battle by taking captives from mourning war. The purpose of a mourning war for the Iroquois was to replace who had died. Historians considered that the Iroquois waged war with other nations for spiritual supremacy.