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Iroquois Men |
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Iroquois men spent much of their time and energy protecting their
village
and territory
, trading
for goods, and hunting and fishing. Their most important
quarry
was the deer
, and they needed to shoot one a week to
provide sufficient meat
for their families.
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GLOSSARY OF TERMS
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deer-
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a mammal with antlers (usually
just on males) and with 2 large and 2 small hooves on each foot
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to have enough meat to eat
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animal that is hunted; prey
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area or piece of land
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giving one thing to get another thing
in exchange
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village-
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a place where people live in homes
that is smaller than a town
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