Essays on Iroquois

Symbol- Anything stands for or symbolizes something else Language- a set of spoken or written symbols which enable people to communicate complex information to others Values- Values are standards that provide a means to evaluate the worth of both material and immaterial aspects of culture Norm- Norms are rules for behavior held by a society…

Iroquois Tribe’s Cultural Differences and Similarities with Present Day American Culture Introduction             The Iroquois tribe is said to be one of the most influential tribes in the American culture. Their impact on present day America has been widely regarded and has been the subject of various studies and researches. In this regard, it is…

The Iroquois Constitution, which established the first democratic republic in North America, is a prime example of sovereign governance through the consent of the people. Constructed by the League of Five Nations before European colonization, its legislative process and constitution had a significant influence on shaping the ideas and language of the US Constitution. Despite…

The movie “Black Robe” realistically depicted themes that mirrored the experiences of indigenous people living in North America during that time period. These themes, which were also explored in the primary documents “The French Presence in Huronia: the structure of Franco-Huron relations in the first half of the 17th century” by Bruce G. Trigger and…