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2. Main Menu Daily Life Customs & Religion Important Events In History Role in Revolutionary War Interesting FactsBibliography

3. DAILY LIFE http://www.theepochtimes.com/news_images/2004-9- 9-oneida.jpg MAIN MENU Farming was a responsibility A stone directed them to food Had one village with many longhouses The clans are Wolf, Bear and Turtle Longhouses were surrounded by woods beyond the wall

4. CUSTOMS & RELIGION They used plants for medicines they harvested berries and nuts for food Farming was the responsibility of a woman Planted corn and also beans Had many different religions http://www.tribalcollegejournal.org/themag/backissues/winter20 01/flag.jpg MAIN MENU

5. IMPORTANT HISTORICAL EVENTS Oneida haves 10,00 natives lands in Wisconsin In 1967 Robert r Bennett were Oneida was chosen by the a London B Jonson During the 17 century a town of 60- 100 longhouses were destroyed by the French Canadian expedition after the war the nation began to separate the Oneida's land In the 1830’s about 650 Oneida’s left the New York area moved to Wisconsin http://insectamonarca.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/039.jpg MAIN MENU

6. ROLE IN REVOLUTIONARY WAR Many Oneida Indians fought for the Union Army A lot of Oneidas were lost in the war The tribe had to pay $300 for clothing, food, and other stuff If you joined the war you were paid lots of money They were good at fighting for their nation http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/Oneida/graphics/oneidaHome.jpg MAIN MENU

7. INTERESTING FACTS They called themselves Onayotekaono Long houses could be 100 feet long 2 clans could live in one long houses Oneida tribes do not have lots of money MAIN MENU INSERhttp://www.jefflindsay.com/gif/people/oneida-man.jpgT

8. BIBLIOGRAPHY Works Cited Duvall, Jill. The Oneida. Chicigo: Childrens press, 1991. Print. “Oneida.” Emusem@minnesota state university Mankako. N.p., n.d. Web. 5 Feb. 2011.. “Oneida Community.” World Book Online. 2011. Print. MAIN MENU