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What advantage did the five nations of the Iroquois have in the seventeenth century
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What advantage did the five nations of the Iroquois have in the seventeenth century

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The five nations of the Iroquois formed a close group that enabled them to sort internal conflicts by debate, which helped them grow in number. As a result they became a strong, politically cohesive force with lots of impact.
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