In the fifteenth century,what did the Igbo people in West Africa have in common with the Iroquois League in North America?

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Both the Igbo people and the Iroquois League had institutions for resolving conflict in the absence of a state. The Igbo had a system of community courts called the "Ofo" while the Iroquois had a system of clan mothers who would resolve disputes through consensus-building.

In the Fifteenth Century,what Did the Igbo People in West