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What does the tree of the great peace represent in the Iroquois constitution?
the alliance among the five nations
What is the name of the first pharagraph of the Constitution?
The first paragraph of the constitution is called the Preamble. The US Constitution preamble is the brief introduction of the purpose and principles of the constitution.
Where was the home of the first democratic constitution?
Athens was the worlds first democratic constitution
How do you become a First Nations?
To become apart of a first nations your mom or dad has to be a first nations. if they do not get you registered when you are a baby you would have to get them to sign papers from the reserve that they are from and get your mom or dad to sign them.
What was the first branch of government discussed in the constitution?
The legilatve branch is the first to be dicussed in the constitution.
Who was the nations first commander-in-chief under the constitution?
George Washington
What is US's capital?
Under the Articles of Confederation the nations first capitol, BUT under the revised U.S. Constitution the first capitol was New York:):)
What are the five nations represented in the Iroquois constitution?
The five (5) nations represented in the Constitution of the Iroquois Nations were as follows:1. Mohawk2. Oneida3. Onondaga4. Cayuga5. Seneca
Which term to a written document that guides a nations?
Constitution
Does the constitution have religious tests for public office?
It really depends on the constitution. Many modern developed nations do not but you may find them in older and less developed nations' constitutions.
Is First Nations a native tribe in Canada?
The Canadian constitution recognizes 3 groups of Indigenous or Aboriginal peoples: Indians, Metis and Inuit. As "Indian" was the name Columbus mistakenly provided to Indigenous people of the Americas, in Canada that group of people have chosen to refer to themselves as First Nations. Originally, there were somewhere between 60 and 70 nations such as the Cree, Wendat, Mi'kmaq, Ahnishnawbe, Salish, Haida and others. Now, after government policies split these nations, there are 633 First Nation communities, peopled by those the Canadian constitution calls "Indians".
How does the promise of a nations constitution compare to it's reality?
yes
What term refers to a written document that guides a nations?
Constitution
What is the definition of a constitution?
A constitution is a fundamental, underlying document that lays out the rules and principles for the operation of the gorvenment of a nations or a states.
Which political party focuses exclusively on respecting the constitution preserving the union and enforcing the nations laws?
The Constitution Party claims that preserving the Constitution is their platform.
Which article in the US Constitution provides for the nations debts?
Article 6
Where does the constitution treat Indian tribes as independent nations?
In admenment 14
