based on the creation of natural elements, what is most likely to be important to the modern iroquois culture?

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Milton Sexton

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31 January, 05:32

based on the creation of natural elements, what is most likely to be important to the modern iroquois culture?

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Isabelle Rangel · Answer 1

The Iroquois depended on the natural resources around them to meet all of their basic needs. Because they lived in the Eastern Woodlands of North America, their food, clothing, and shelter, as well as the materials for making their tools and weapons. Hunting tools were a bow and arrow, tomahawks and clubs. They ate corn, moose, beans and deer and many other foods. Beaver skin was used for capes.

They used reeds to make baskets and they used animal hides as clothing.

The Iroquois made weapons out of bones, wood, stones, and feathers. The Iroquois used wood, stone and feathers to make arrows. Hunting tools were a bow and arrow, tomahawks and clubs.