According to some historians, Indigenous institutions, like those of the Haudenosaunee, served as models for settler governments when it came to advancing cultural accommodation.

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Some historians argue that the democratic practices and principles of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois Confederacy) influenced the development of settler government institutions, particularly in terms of democratic decision-making and federalism, highlighting an early form of cultural accommodation and exchange.

According to Some Historians, Indigenous Institutions, Like Those of the Haudenosaunee