"If we unite in one band, the Great Spirit will smile upon us and we shall be free, prosperous and happy. But if we shall remain as we are, we shall incur his displeasure. We shall be enslaved, and perhaps annihilated forever." –from the Iroquois League founding document Read the excerpt and answer the question below. Did all members of the Iroquois League freely choose to be part of the alliance? a. yes, it was always an appealing alliance for groups to join b. not always, conquered peoples did not have a choice c. no, the League members voted on prospective members d. yes, the League only wanted members who joined by their own choice

b. Not always, conquered peoples did not have a choice.

Explanation:

The Iroquois League is a defensive league formed by a group of native Indians who speak the same language. This group of tribes was formed as an alliance to defend themselves against their common enemy- the Hurons.

In the given excerpt from the document, Hiawatha began his speech where he implored the council to think of a safer and peaceful means of providing security for their people. He appealed for everyone to "unite in one band" which seems to suggest that they have no option than to comply and be united. This shows that not always are the members of the league united but circumstances compel them to keep their differences aside and look for solutions unitedly.

Thus, the correct answer is option b.

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