Question

Which describes the roles of men and women in the social structure among Iroquois tribes? A. Men sit on the Iroquois League council and control the family; descent is traced through the father’s line. B. Men sit on the Iroquois League council; women control the family, and descent is traced through the father’s line.
C.Men sit on the Iroquois League council and control the family; descent is traced through the mother’s line. D. Men sit on the Iroquois League council; women control the family, and descent is traced through the mother’s line.

Answer 1

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D) Men sit on the Iroquois League council; women control the family, and descent is traced through the mother's line.

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Answer 2

Answer:

D. Men sit on the Iroquois League council; women control the family, and descent is traced through the mother’s line.

Explanation:

The native inhabitants of the Iroquois Culture inhabited the North of the United States and part of Canada. Haudenosaunee in Iroquois language, means: people of the long house and at first they were nomads.

Certainly, with respect to the Amerindian cultures that could inhabit North America; We can say that none of these reached the great advance that civilizations such as Maya, Aztec, Toltec and Inca did. Becoming the most recognized American cultures in the whole world.

In the 17th century, these formed the Iroquois Confederation and in the 18th century they participated in the war against the French settlers. This war is known as the Seven Years' War.

Today there are several families, ethnic groups or groups, belonging to the Iroquois culture in the United States of America. They have seen more settled in the States of New York, Oklahoma and Wisconsin. On the other hand, by the year 1920, several of these families migrated to France. Here they settled in the Gard and Aude Departments.