Chapter 4 - Key Terms Flashcards

1
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Define Alliance

A

People or groups forming a peace treaty between each other to work together.

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2
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Define clan system

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A system that balances loyalty to the clan with loyalty to the nation.

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3
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Define clan

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A large group of families related to one another.

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4
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Define clan mothers

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The leaders of the clan.

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5
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Define Collective Identity

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A shared belief system that often includes the same language, culture, valued, and attitudes.

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6
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Define community

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The people of a district or country considered collectively, especially in the context of social values and responsibilities.

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7
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Define Confederacy

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A partnership agreed on by nations or groups of people.

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8
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Define consensus

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A process made by people having an equal vote.

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9
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Define Democracy

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A type of government in which everyone has equal rights and freedoms.

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10
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Define Direct Democracy

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A government in which citizens vote directly on decisions.

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11
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Define Equality

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Treating everyone the same regardless of such factors such as gender, race, or religion.

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12
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Define fairness

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Everyone is treated with justice.

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13
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Define generations

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Successive descendants in a family.

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14
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Define Grand Council

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50 chiefs who represented the nations of the confederacy.

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15
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Define Haudenosaunee

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The name of the people of the Six Nations, also called “Iroquois” by French Settlers.

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16
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Define hoyaneh

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The proper name for a chief of the Iroquois Confederacy.

17
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Define Historical Map

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A modern depiction of a place in times past.

18
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Define The Great Law of Peace

A

The constitution of the Iroquois.

19
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Define Iroquois

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A league of Confederacy of tribes in the Northeastern part of America.

20
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Define Matrilineal

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Tracing family history and ancestors through mothers.

21
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Define Oneida

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One of the nations of the Iroquois confederacy.

22
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Define Participation

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The action of taking part in something.

23
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Define Pine Tree Chiefs

A

Men with special positions in the Grand Council.

24
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Define Physical Maps

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Maps that show landforms like deserts, mountains and plains.

25
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Define Political Maps

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Maps that show government boundaries of countries and states.

26
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Define Representative Democracy

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A government of people elected by the people to represent them and make decisions on their behalf.

27
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Define the Six Nations

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The Mohawk, Seneca, Cayuga, Oneida, Onondaga, and Tuscarara.

28
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Define the Two Row Wampum Belt

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This wampum belt records the meaning of the agreement, which declares peaceful coexistence between the Haudenosaunee and Dutch Settlers in the area.

29
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Define the United Nations

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An organization that works for world peace.

30
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Define the Wampum belt

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Belts made using wampum beads whose origin can be traced back to Hiawatha, a pre-colonial aboriginal leader.

31
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Define the Wampum treaty

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A mutual treaty agreement, made in 1613 between representatives of Five Nations of the Iroquois.