What weakened the Iroquois confederacy in the eighteenth century?

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Rishi · Answer 1 · 2021-07-19T07:03:40+0000

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It was primarily "infighting among its member tribes" that weakened the Iroquois confederacy in the eighteenth century, but attacks by the British definitely played a role as well.

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