The Six Nations and their consensus-building process

What is another name for the Six Nations?

• Iroquois Confederacy

• Lakota Sioux Tribe

• Cherokee Nation

• Apache Tribe

How was the decision-making process in the Six Nations different from majority rule?

• Voting system

• Consensus building

• Chief's decree

• Religious rituals

Where did the Grand Council of the Six Nations meet?

• Teepees

• Wigwams

• Longhouses

• Pueblos

Who played a vital role in the consensus-building process within the Six Nations?

• Hunters

• Medicine Men

• Warriors

• Clan Mothers

What was the role of Clan Mothers in the Six Nations?

• Diplomats

• Nominate and remove leaders

• Spiritual leaders

• Decision-makers

How were decisions reached in the Six Nations' council?

• Majority voting

• Consensus building

• Decree by the chief

• Elders' advice

What did the consensus-building process aim to ensure within the Six Nations?

• Military supremacy

• Individual rights

• Economic prosperity

• All voices were heard

How did the Six Nations maintain unity and stability after reaching a consensus?

• Tribal dances

• Religious ceremonies

• Decision implementation

• Nomination of new leaders

What was the main governing body of the Six Nations?

• Longhouse Councils

• Tribal Councils

• Clan Mothers

• Grand Council

How did the Six Nations ensure that all voices were heard in the decision-making process?

• By using voting

• By having discussions until consensus was reached

• By relying on the Clan Mothers to make decisions

• By excluding minority opinions