One example of an american indian federation is the
a. onondaga confederacy.
b. oneida confederacy.
c. iroquois confederacy.
d. mohawk confederacy.

The correct answer is C. Iroquois Confederacy

Explanation:

An American Indian federation refers to a political system created by different American Indian tribes that have common purposes and also can share territory, interests, laws, among others and mixes a general or federal government that rules over all tribes with a local government that applies particularly to each tribe. In the U.S. the main American Indian federation is the Iroquois Confederacy that includes five main tribes or groups that are the Mohawk, the Seneca, the Cayuga, the Onondaga and the Oneida, that have general and also specific laws and besides this all these tribes share similar languages and cultural traits. Considering this, the one that is an example of an American Indian federation is the Iroquois Confederation as this refers to a political organization and system that integrates different Indian tribes. Additionally, others such as the Onondaga, Oneida, and Mohawk are individual tribes that belong to the Confederacy rather than a complete Confederacy.

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