What's the Difference Between Iroquois and Haudenosanuee?

Description

There are two names used to refer to many Native Americans from Upstate New York. One is the traditional name in their Native language. The other is a term coined by French settlers in the 1600s, as they interacted with Native American tribes in the Northeast. Onondaga storyteller Perry Ground explains the difference, and why the distinction is important.

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Title: What's the Difference Between Iroquois and Haudenosanuee?

Format: Video

Clean of Graphics: No

Type: Interstitial/Promo

Subject(s): Native America

Public Broadcasting Station or Institution: WMHT

Original Broadcast/Publish Date: 11/09/2018

Runtime: 00:04:47

Main Asset File Size: 1.78 GB

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Language: English

 

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