1. Select all the apply: What was part of the Great Law of Peace?

- The Great Law of Peace established a confederacy among the Iroquois nations, forming a framework for governance among member nations. - It provided for the selection and authority of chiefs (often called sachems) who gathered in a council. In many accounts, this council numbered roughly 50 representatives. - The system required that decisions be made by consensus, ensuring that all nations had a voice in maintaining peace. - Clan mothers (matriarchs within the clan system) played a crucial role by nominating and even recalling chiefs, thereby providing checks on leadership. - It laid out procedures for dispute resolution and emphasized balancing power among the different roles in the society. Each of these components was integral to the organization and functioning according to the Great Law of Peace.