The iroquois league is the oldest form of representative government in what is now the united states. in which year was the iroquois league created?
a. 1000 ce
b. 1450 ce
c. 1750 ce
d. 1950 ce

The Iroquois League is the oldest form of representative government in what is now the United States, as it was approximately created in 1450 CE.

The date on which the League was formed is unknown, but it is usually estimated in the year 1450.

The political system of the Iroquois League was based on the consent of the governed. The leaders, when making a decision on an important issue, opened the debate to the members of their clan and then the decision was taken unanimously among the other leaders in the tribe councils or the League. There was no concentration of power or private property, since the land belonged and was exploited by the community. Ownership was held by the tribe, but it was divided among the clans for their farming; Every two years, approximately, a distribution was made again according to the requests of each clan. Decisions about the division of land were the exclusive competence of the women of the tribe. This and other features made the Iroquois society one of the most inclusive societies.

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