The Seneca Indians of the Iroquois League were called the "Keepers of the Western Gate" because they occupied the westernmost territory of the Iroquois Confederacy, serving as the first line of defense against outside threats. Their strategic location allowed them to control trade routes and interactions with neighboring tribes and European settlers. This title reflected their significant role in maintaining the security and integrity of the Iroquois League. Additionally, their position symbolized their responsibility in upholding the values and traditions of the confederacy.
The Confederacy was dissolved as a result of the American War of Independence. Perhaps you actually mean the Iriquois League, which still exists today. See the Related Link listed below for more information:
They are in the American League (Western Division).
Al Rosen of the Cleveland Indians led the American League in RBIs in 1952 with 105.
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American league, AL Central with the Chicago White Sox, Kansas city Royals, Minnesota Twins, and Detroit Tigers
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They were members of the Iriquois League.
The constitution of the Iriquois League shows that women had a strong voice in the government.
No, the Indianapolis Indians are not the Oakland Athletics. The Indianapolis Indians are a Minor League Baseball team based in Indianapolis, Indiana, while the Oakland Athletics, commonly known as the A's, are a Major League Baseball team based in Oakland, California. The two teams are distinct and operate in different leagues, with the A's being part of MLB and the Indians being a Triple-A affiliate.
The constitution of the Iriquois League shows that women had a strong voice in the government.
The Iriquois were not a specific tribe, but rather five different tribes united under the Iriqouis League.
Western Baseball League was created in 1994.
Western Hockey League was created in 1966.
Western Football League was created in 1892.
Western League - original - ended in 1901.
Western League - original - was created in 1885.
Western Buckeye League was created in 1936.