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In the iroquois constitution, what does the tree of the great peace represent

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The Tree of Peace is a symbol of unity among the Five Nations of the Iroquois people, and its place within the Iroquois Constitution lends permanence to their bonds. In Iroquois tradition, the Creator sent a Peacemaker who convinced the Iroquois nations to stop fighting... if I helped can I please have brainliest

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The Tree of Peace is a symbol of unity among the Five Nations of the Iroquois people, and its place within the Iroquois Constitution lends permanence to their bonds.

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