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1. matrilineal 2. clan organized 3. longhouse built onto as family expands; village expands into extended clan as more families extend 4. men in charge of forests and lakes 5. women in charge of villages and gardens - women prayed to the "three sisters" spirits of corn, beans, and squash 6. men offered prayers and choice tobacco to the forest spirits who in turn let them clear the woods for houses and fields. 7. Iroquois towns stayed in one place as long as tillable soil, roofing bark, firewood and stands of saplings for longhouse additions and stockades held out. About 20 years. Then they were abandoned, and new houses built a few hundred yards away
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