The Iroquois League had a
a system of principles upon which a nation is governed. (Hint: The
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The Iroquois League had a
a system of principles upon which a nation is governed. (Hint: The
United States drafted their version in 1787).
A. charter
B. constitution
C. confederate article
D. Declaration of Independence
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