Iroquois Women: Political Power and Governance Roles
The Iroquois Confederacy demonstrated an advanced governance model with women, specifically Clan Mothers, holding critical political power. They possessed the authority to nominate, elect, and impeach male leaders, manage land redistribution, and define tribal social and political norms. This system …
Iroquois Women Leaders
Clan Mothers
Haudenosaunee Nations
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