Answer:
No, the Iroquois Confederacy was in no way a model for the U.S. Constitution.
Though it provided a real-life example of some of the political concepts the framers were interested in adopting in the U.S.
Whittier portrays Garrison and himself as victims being crushed under the weight of oppression.
Explanation: In "Garrison" by John Greenleaf Whittier, the author expresses the abolitionist views he shares with Garrison. He writes about how slavery has past ("THE storm and peril overpast,
/ The hounding hatred shamed and still,") that their oppression will be lifted ("A hand to set the captive free!").
I mean the simple answer is yes. even tho it's not a cigarette it still contains nicotine. and potentially in the future will make someone want to have a cigarette. that's what it says
