“A large bunch of shell strings, in the making of which the Five Nations Confederate Lords have equally contributed, shall symbo
lize the completeness of the union and certify the pledge of the nations represented by the Confederate Lords of the Mohawk, the Oneida, the Onondaga, the Cayuga and the Senecca, that all are united and formed into one body or union called the Union of the Great Law, which they have established.” What is the impact of the words “equally,” “completeness,” and “united”?
They emphasize the strong, trusting bond that exists among the Five Nations.
They emphasize the individual power maintained by each of the Five Nations.
They indicate that the Five Nations are preparing to conquer other tribes.
They indicate that the Five Nations are stronger than any other group.
I would say the words, "equally" "completeness" and "united" mainly emphasize the strong, trusting bond that exists among the Five Nations. The whole meaning of the Five Nations Confederate Lords explanation shows how proud they are that they have formed this joint organization welding together Five First Nations groups.
At the start of Don Quixote, Mr. Quixana spends his days reading stories about knights. Due to having read many such stories, this character changes his name to Don Quixote, wanting to imitate such chivalrous knights.
A paediatrician (child doctor) Reading is important so that we can write down the illness or log things into a computer or so that we can give dosages of medicine.
