What was the main reason the five Iroquois nations formed the Iroquois League?

To establish peace and cooperation among the member nations

To create a single, large army for conquering other territories

To build a trade network that reached the Pacific Ocean

To choose one leader to rule over all five nations

The peoples of the Eastern Woodlands developed farming techniques suitable for the forest. Which three crops were central to their diet?

Cotton, tobacco, and sunflowers

They were forced to become nomadic, constantly moving to find food.

They relied on the ocean for all of their food and resources.

They used wood to build their homes and hunted forest animals.

The lack of trees required them to build homes from snow and ice.

A single tribe led by a powerful chief.

Traders from different culture areas.

Five separate but related nations.

Religious leaders from across the continent.

It was a small, temporary shelter for individual hunters.

It was a ceremonial place used only for religious events.

It served as a large, wooden home where many families lived together.

It was a fortified structure used for storing weapons.