Iroquois

The Iroquois federation was the closest the American red men came to achieving a state, but they lacked essential elements of modern national life and ultimately did not survive. 71:1.3-12

The Iroquois' adherence to the mother-family structure prevented them from achieving statehood. 84:2.2

The Iroquois reformed funeral waste by conserving property, enabling them to become the most powerful among northern red men. 87:2.10

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Iroquois is linked in 3 paragraphs of the text.

See also

• red race

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