Question

independent practice
match the symbol used in the iroquois constitution to the idea it represents.
branches of the tree
roots of the tree
tree of the great peace
alliance of the five nations
protection offered by the alliance
peace and strength

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem related to the Iroquois Constitution's symbols:

1. The "Tree of the Great Peace" symbolizes the alliance of the Five Nations as it is the central symbol of their confederacy.
2. "Roots of the tree" represent the protection offered by the alliance, as roots provide a stable foundation and protection for the tree, analogous to the alliance's protective role.
3. "Branches of the tree" represent peace and strength, as branches spread out, signifying the growth, strength, and peaceful unity of the confederacy.

Answer:

• Tree of the Great Peace: alliance of the Five Nations
• roots of the tree: protection offered by the alliance
• branches of the tree: peace and strength