Which is the best summary of paragraph seven of the iroquois constitution? a). at the beginning of each council meeting, the lords must one another for attending the meeting. b). at the beginning of each council meeting, the lords must acknowledge one another. c). at the beginning of each council meeting, the lords must give to one other, the elements of nature, and their great creator. d). at the beginning of each council meeting, the lords must elements of nature such as the winds and the sun.

C

Explanation:

The correct answer is letter C becaus they have to start their meeting respecting and keeping their traditions, beliefs and old spiritual rithuals alive.

Theu think that because if they want to be resppectyed in all ways they must show they respect each other, do it through actions all the time and strongly believe on it.

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