Question 22 • *MPS SS221-CR U.S. History S1 2023-24
Many Northeastern Indigenous peoples, especially the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), lived in longhouses shared by several families. Wigwams were smaller dwellings used by individual families in some Northeast communities, so the statement about shared longhouses and separate wigwams is the best description.
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