What 3 Shelters did the Iroquois live in?

Answer 1

A "Longhouse". A single Haudenosaunee longhouse was home to several families, all belonging to the same clan. Each longhouse measured approximately 20 feet wide and from 40 to 200 feet long, depending upon the number of families living within it. The interior of the longhouse was divided into sections. Two-tiered bunks lined each wall. The first tier was used as sleeping quarters for one family. The upper tiers were used as storage for that family. Each pair of families shared a central fire.

Answer 2

today they live in very modern homes, in the olden days they lived in tepees

Answer 3

There Houses were made out of wooden pole and sheets of elm tree barks they were called longhouses

Answer 4

The Mohawk Indians lived in structues called Longhouses. The Longhouses were made from elm bark and wood. One mohawk house could be a hundred feet long.

Answer 5

longhouses..,...........,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,, hey

Answer 6

they had many shelters for example wigwams which were covered with bark also the long house was made with bark, they bent branches to make something like support beams

Answer 7

Iroquois lived in long houses.

Answer 8

longhouses