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The Kanatsiohareke community was re-established in September 1993 under the leadership of Thomas R. Porter.
Answer: True
The source confirms that the Kanatsiohareke community was re-established in September 1993, with Thomas R. Porter serving as its leader.
The 'More Citations Needed' notice suggests readers should challenge and remove unsourced material.
Answer: True
The 'More Citations Needed' notice informs readers that unsourced material may be challenged and removed, encouraging the addition of citations to verify information.
A previous Mohawk settlement attempt in the valley in 1958 was successful and remains to this day.
Answer: False
The previous settlement attempt in 1958 was unsuccessful, as the settlers were driven out by local farmers.
The short description provided for Kanatsiohareke in the article's metadata is 'A historical account of Mohawk land claims'.
Answer: False
The short description provided for Kanatsiohareke in the article's metadata is 'A Kanienkahaka community'.
What historical event led to the failure of a previous Mohawk settlement attempt in the valley in 1958?
Answer: Local farmers drove the settlers out.
The previous settlement attempt in 1958 failed because local farmers drove the settlers out of the valley.
What is the purpose of the 'More Citations Needed' notice mentioned in the article's context?
Answer: To flag the article for requiring additional citations to verify information.
The 'More Citations Needed' notice flags the article for requiring additional citations to verify its information and warns that unsourced material may be challenged.
The article mentions a 'More Citations Needed' notice. What does this imply about the article's content?
Answer: The information requires verification from reliable sources.
The 'More Citations Needed' notice implies that the article's information requires verification from reliable sources.
Kanatsiohareke translates to 'The Upper Castle' in the Mohawk language.
Answer: False
The source indicates Kanatsiohareke translates to 'The clean pots.' The term 'The Upper Castle' refers to the historical Mohawk settlement of Canajoharie.
The educational philosophy of Kanatsiohareke is described as a 'Carlisle Indian Boarding School in Reverse'.
Answer: True
This description signifies an educational approach focused on preserving and teaching Mohawk language and culture, directly contrasting with the assimilationist policies of historical boarding schools.
The Kanienkahaka people are also known as the Seneca nation.
Answer: False
The Kanienkahaka are the Mohawk people; the Seneca are a distinct nation within the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
Canajoharie was historically known as the 'Lower Castle' of the Mohawk nation in 1738.
Answer: False
In 1738, Canajoharie was historically known as the 'Upper Castle,' one of the two major towns of the Mohawk nation.
The Mohawk name *Kana’tsioharé:ke* translates to 'The clean pots'.
Answer: True
The source confirms the literal translation of the Mohawk name *Kana’tsioharé:ke* as 'The clean pots'.
The Great Law of Peace is referred to by the Mohawk term *Kaienerekowa*.
Answer: True
The source confirms that *Kaienerekowa* is the Mohawk term for the Great Law of Peace.
Kanatsiohareke aims to emulate the assimilationist policies of historical boarding schools.
Answer: False
Kanatsiohareke's educational philosophy is described as a 'Carlisle Indian Boarding School in Reverse,' which signifies an approach focused on preserving Mohawk culture, not emulating assimilationist policies.
The Mohawk name *Kana’tsioharé:ke* is derived from a historical settlement known as the 'Lower Castle'.
Answer: False
The Mohawk name *Kana’tsioharé:ke* is derived from Canajoharie, which was historically known as the 'Upper Castle'.
What is the literal translation of the Mohawk name Kanatsiohareke?
Answer: The clean pots
The Mohawk name *Kana’tsioharé:ke* translates literally to 'The clean pots'.
What does the concept 'Carlisle Indian Boarding School in Reverse' signify for Kanatsiohareke's educational approach?
Answer: It represents an approach focused on preserving and teaching Mohawk language and culture.
This concept signifies an educational approach dedicated to preserving and teaching Mohawk language and culture, directly contrasting with the assimilationist policies of historical boarding schools.
Which historical Mohawk town shares its name with the meaning of Kanatsiohareke?
Answer: Canajoharie
The name Kanatsiohareke is derived from Canajoharie, which was historically known as the 'Upper Castle'.
Which of the following best describes the Kanatsiohareke community's approach to cultural preservation?
Answer: Actively teaching and preserving language and culture.
The community actively teaches and preserves Mohawk language and culture as a core aspect of its cultural preservation approach.
The name Canajoharie, mentioned in relation to Kanatsiohareke's name meaning, was historically known as:
Answer: The Upper Castle
Canajoharie was historically known as the 'Upper Castle' and was one of the two major towns of the Mohawk nation in 1738.
Thomas R. Porter, the leader of Kanatsiohareke, is affiliated with the Bear Clan of the Mohawk Nation.
Answer: True
The source explicitly states that Thomas R. Porter is a member of the Bear Clan of the Mohawk Nation.
Alice Joe Porter, wife of Thomas R. Porter, is of Mohawk heritage.
Answer: False
Alice Joe Porter, wife of Thomas R. Porter, is of Choctaw heritage, not Mohawk.
The Mohawk name Sakokwenionkwas, held by Thomas R. Porter, translates to 'The One Who Wins'.
Answer: True
The source confirms that the Mohawk name Sakokwenionkwas, held by Thomas R. Porter, translates to 'The One Who Wins'.
Thomas R. Porter and Alice Joe Porter have four children together.
Answer: False
The source states that Thomas R. Porter and Alice Joe Porter have six children together.
Who is Thomas R. Porter, and what is his role in Kanatsiohareke?
Answer: He is the leader credited with re-establishing the community in 1993.
Thomas R. Porter is identified as the leader who re-established the Kanatsiohareke community in September 1993.
What is the Mohawk name for Thomas R. Porter, and what does it mean?
Answer: Sakokwenionkwas, meaning 'The One Who Wins'.
Thomas R. Porter's Mohawk name is Sakokwenionkwas, which translates to 'The One Who Wins'.
Thomas R. Porter originates from which Mohawk territory?
Answer: Akwesasne (St. Regis Mohawk Reservation)
Thomas R. Porter originates from Akwesasne, also known as the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation.
What does the Mohawk name Sakokwenionkwas mean?
Answer: The One Who Wins
The Mohawk name Sakokwenionkwas, held by Thomas R. Porter, translates to 'The One Who Wins'.
Alice Joe Porter, married to Thomas R. Porter, belongs to which heritage group?
Answer: Choctaw
Alice Joe Porter, wife of Thomas R. Porter, is of Choctaw heritage.
How many children do Thomas R. Porter and Alice Joe Porter have together?
Answer: Six
Thomas R. Porter and Alice Joe Porter have six children together.
What is the significance of Akwesasne in relation to Thomas Porter?
Answer: It is the Mohawk territory from which Thomas Porter originates.
Akwesasne (St. Regis Mohawk Reservation) is the Mohawk territory from which Thomas Porter originates.
Kanatsiohareke is situated on the south bank of the Mohawk River, near Albany, New York.
Answer: False
Kanatsiohareke is located on the north bank of the Mohawk River, west of Fonda, New York, not on the south bank or near Albany.
Kanatsiohareke is geographically situated west of the town of Fonda, New York.
Answer: True
The community is located on the north bank of the Mohawk River, west of the town of Fonda, New York.
The coordinates 42°54′00″N 74°29′26″W are associated with Kanatsiohareke.
Answer: True
These geographical coordinates are explicitly listed as being associated with Kanatsiohareke.
Where is Kanatsiohareke geographically located?
Answer: On the north bank of the Mohawk River, west of Fonda, New York.
Kanatsiohareke is situated on the north bank of the Mohawk River, west of Fonda, New York.
What is the significance of Kanatsiohareke being located in the 'ancient homeland of the Kanienkehaka (Mohawk)'?
Answer: It represents a return to ancestral lands and a reclamation of historical connection.
Locating Kanatsiohareke in the ancient homeland signifies a return to ancestral lands and a reclamation of historical connection for the Kanienkehaka people.
The geographical coordinates for Kanatsiohareke are provided in which formats?
Answer: Degrees Minutes Seconds (DMS) and decimal degrees.
The source provides geographical coordinates for Kanatsiohareke in both Degrees Minutes Seconds (DMS) and decimal degrees formats.
What is the significance of the Mohawk River to the Kanatsiohareke community's location?
Answer: The community is situated on its north bank within traditional territory.
The community is situated on the north bank of the Mohawk River, placing it within the traditional territory of the Kanienkahaka people.
Kanatsiohareke operates as a government-funded institution with guaranteed financial support.
Answer: False
Kanatsiohareke operates as a non-profit organization and must raise its own revenue, indicating it does not rely on guaranteed government funding.
The craft shop at Kanatsiohareke sells mass-produced souvenirs imported from overseas.
Answer: False
The craft shop features genuine handmade Native crafts sourced from North America ('Turtle Island'), not mass-produced overseas items.
The mission of Kanatsiohareke is primarily focused on economic development and trade expansion.
Answer: False
The primary mission of Kanatsiohareke is focused on preserving traditional Mohawk values, culture, and language, guided by the Great Law of Peace, rather than economic development.
Kanatsiohareke, Inc. is recognized as a tax-exempt charitable organization under IRS code 501c3.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Kanatsiohareke, Inc. operates under IRS code 501c3, designating it as a tax-exempt charitable organization.
The term 'Turtle Island' is used within the context of the Kanatsiohareke craft shop to refer to Europe.
Answer: False
In the context of the Kanatsiohareke craft shop, 'Turtle Island' refers to the continent of North America.
The Kanatsiohareke community's mission is guided by the principles of the Great Law of Peace.
Answer: True
The community's mission is indeed guided by the principles of the *Kaienerekowa*, known as the Great Law of Peace.
The article mentions that photographs of the 19th annual Strawberry Festival were provided by The New York Times.
Answer: False
The source indicates that photographs of the 19th annual Strawberry Festival were provided by The Daily Gazette, not The New York Times.
The Kanatsiohareke community relies heavily on tourism revenue generated from international visitors.
Answer: False
The community must raise its own revenue through various activities and events, emphasizing financial self-sufficiency rather than a heavy reliance on international tourism.
Which ancient law serves as the foundation for the Kanatsiohareke community's mission?
Answer: The Great Law of Peace (Kaienerekowa)
The community's mission is fundamentally guided by the principles of the *Kaienerekowa*, known as the Great Law of Peace.
What is the legal status of Kanatsiohareke, Inc.?
Answer: A tax-exempt non-profit organization under IRS code 501c3
Kanatsiohareke, Inc. is recognized as a tax-exempt charitable organization under IRS code 501c3.
What kind of merchandise is featured in the Kanatsiohareke craft shop?
Answer: Genuine handmade Native crafts from North America.
The craft shop at Kanatsiohareke sells genuine handmade Native crafts sourced from across North America (Turtle Island).
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of event hosted by Kanatsiohareke?
Answer: International Pow Wow competition
The source mentions cultural presentations, academic events, and the Annual Strawberry Festival as hosted activities, but not an International Pow Wow competition.
How does the Kanatsiohareke community sustain itself financially?
Answer: By raising its own revenue through various activities and events.
The community sustains itself financially by raising its own revenue through various activities and events, as it operates as a non-profit organization.
The Kanatsiohareke community's mission is fundamentally about:
Answer: Preserving traditional Mohawk values, culture, and language.
The fundamental mission of the Kanatsiohareke community is the preservation of traditional Mohawk values, culture, and language.
What does the term 'Turtle Island' refer to in the context of the craft shop?
Answer: The continent of North America.
In the context of the Kanatsiohareke craft shop, 'Turtle Island' is used to refer to the continent of North America.
What is the primary purpose of Kanatsiohareke, Inc. as a non-profit organization?
Answer: To preserve traditional Mohawk values, culture, and language.
The primary purpose of Kanatsiohareke, Inc. as a non-profit organization is to preserve traditional Mohawk values, culture, and language.