The Onondaga, led by Adodarhoh, ]is considered to be the FireKeepers. Their territory is also the location of the Tree of Great Peace.

If the Mohawk Lords object to a bill in the Council, then it is impossible for the bill to become a law. Additionally, all Mohawk Lords must attend the Council in order for the meeting to run.

Since the Council meetings are brief, it is the role of the Onondaga Lords to immediately begin discussing important national and international issues at the start.

At the Council meetings, whichever Lord is considered to have the most pressing matter to discuss may speak first.

Once the Great Binding Law has been established, Lords are unable to make any changes to it.

It is the responsibility of women to demand that Lords attend Council meetings. If a Lord continues to miss a meeting, it is the responsibility of women to choose the next Lord to replace him.

Since Council meetings are private and confidential, Iroquois Lords may not record the information in any way.

The Lords must be mentors to the Iroquois which means that they must always act in the best interests of the people.

Lords are given permission to establish their own independent governments, separate from the Iroquois Confederacy.

A Pine Tree Chief is a leader who has proven to be incapable of governing and is cruel to his people.

The duty of the War Chief is to be the messenger of the people and fight if necessary.

A symbol of the Confederacy is the five arrows which represents the strength and unity of the Five Nations.

Even though the Great Binding Law established peace within the Five Nations of the Iroquois, war was not absent from their lives. Instead, the Iroquois may fight against foreign nations and seize their weapons upon their victory.

Women of the Five Nations were unable to participate in the government.

With the establishment of the Great Binding Law, Iroquois nations lost the ability to practice their traditions in their own way.

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Who was Nathaniel Bacon, and how did he play a part in the conflict between the eastern and western parts of Virginia?

By signing the Munich Agreement, Germany agreed to

how did social interactions allow the fujiwara to gain power in Japan's government

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Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.
Complete the following paragraph about the development of the study of geography.

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Compare maps of the world in ancient times with current political maps. Use the maps below to answer the following question: First image. A map of North America showing the regions of Native American cultures. Second image. A political map of the United States, with all 50 states labeled. Washington, Oregon, and California are on the west coast. Moving east, from north to south, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, and Arizona are next seen. Then, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas are seen, from north to south, in the central US. East of those states, from north to south, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, and Louisiana are seen. Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio in the Midwest, and Pennsylvania and New York in the northeast, border the Great Lakes. Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida are in the southeast, with Florida jutting out as a peninsula. Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware, and New Jersey are between the southeast and northeast states. Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine are in the northeast. Alaska and Hawaii are seen as islands. Compare the two maps. Which state listed below was located in the Southeast Native American cultural region?
A. California
B. New York
C. Washington
D. Georgia

Which of the following factors is a drawback of maximum sustainable yield
(MSY) management?
O A. It does not account for all the complexities in populations.
OB. t is difficult to implement, track, and regulate.
OC. It is based on trial and error.
OD. It might take many attempts to succeed.

7. How was the provisional governor of Texas chosen? (1 point)
a continuation of the Confederate governor
b popular vote
c presidential appointment
d vote by newly freed slaves​

why were jews really blamed for the black plauge

The Anti-Federalists favored strong state governments because
a. States had led the American people to victory in the American Revolution
b. All of the states had already passed bills of rights.
c. they believed that was the best way to protect people’s liberty
d. They believed states would more strongly resist an attempted takeover by Great Britain.

In New York Times when the government decreases taxes what will most likely happen
A. Unemployment rates will go up
B. Businesses will decrease the amount of goods they produce
C. There will be an economic depression
D. Businesses and individuals will have increased funds for spending

Why were African enslaved and brought to the Americans

What group of clergy members belong in the blank row?

How does the U.S Constitution limit the powers of the national and state government?

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Comparing and Contrasting Compare the Dresden bombing on-the-ground
account with the account from the aircraft.

Why did the Europeans need slave labor in the colonies?

The Sons of Liberty were a group of men who signed the Declaration of
Independence.*

True

Or

False

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What freedoms of fair treatments should all humans have

On what grounds did Thomas Jefferson and James Adams oppose the Alien and Sedition Acts signed into law by John Adams

Anegative effect of the 1933 National Industry Recovery Act was

Which type of government was promoted as the ideal form by Enlightenment philosophers?
Group of answer choices

confederate

monarchy

oligarchy

republic

What are 2 possible negative environmental impacts with building pipelines?

When citizens overthrow their governments, they bring about a revolution. Locke believed that if a government takes away the people's rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, the people have the right to start a revolution. Locke argued that the rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are innate, or existing from birth and natural to all people. These thoughts would later be used by America’s founders. This idea--of the right to revolution--didn't only inspire the US's Founding Fathers. It has influenced many people in countries around the world for hundreds of years.


Which of these did Locke believe?

A) People have certain natural rights, and they may start a revolution if the government tries to take those rights away.

B) People have no right to oppose the government. The government has the right to punish people who try to start a revolution.

C) People are not born with any rights; they must earn all rights by obeying their government.

D) People have an innate right to life, but the rights of liberty and the pursuit of happiness must be earned through hard work.

The United States faced a number of political, economic, and social challenges after the Civil War. Which of the following was mainly an economic challenge?

___________ was the first law to prevent a national group from entering the United States.
a.
The Chinese Exclusion Act
c.
The Korean Exclusion Act
b.
Anti-Immigrant Act
d.
None of the above

Which religious group faced increased discrimination in the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001?

A.
Protestants
B.
Catholics
C.
Muslims
D.
Jews

Why do citizens have to register to vote

Which of the following is an example of a delegated power? (1 point)
Negotiating a new peace treaty with a foreign country
Setting a speed limit of 50 miles per hour on a road
Requiring children to receive a measles vaccine
Passing laws to require homeschooled children to learn math skills

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