Iroquoia Isabelle Haccourt Vautier Assigned to the 104th Infantry

Assigned to the 104th Infantry Regiment

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This study fills this gap with state-of-the-art empirical research

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Iroquoia Isabelle Haccourt Vautier Assigned to the 104th InfantryIroquoia highlights the innovation of the Haudenosaunee peoples in retaining sovereignty over their homelands through seven generations of social and environmental change following European contact and the settler invasion. Kelly Y. Hopkins argues that Haudenosaunee men and women incorporated articles of European manufacture into their daily lives to fulfill conventional social and cultural needs. They used new trade items and alliances to enhance