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What weakened the Iroquois confederacy in the eighteenth century? a mass exodus due to drought infighting among its member tribes attacks by English colonists attacks by Spanish…

What weakened the Iroquois confederacy in the eighteenth century? a mass exodus due to drought infighting among its member tribes attacks by English colonists attacks by Spanish…
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What weakened the Iroquois confederacy in the eighteenth century? a mass exodus due to drought infighting among its member tribes attacks by English colonists attacks by Spanish colonists attacks by Dutch colonists..

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Attacks by Dutch colonists weakened the Iroquois confederacy in the eighteenth century
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