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Legal conceptions of the sovereignty of the constituent members evolved over time, altering the model of how "local governance" and "constituent nations" worked in the Confederation. The Occidental notions of sovereignty and nationhood were largely foreign to the indigenous Cronan peoples that formed the Confederation in the 17th century. As the peoples of the Confederation were exposed to [[Occidental]] legal treatises and conceptions, the leading legal experts and thinkers of the Confederation began to adapt the Occidental models and systems into their own conception of themselves.

By the end of the 20th century, all of the sedentary members of the Confederation had distinct borders relative to one another. Nearly all of these constituents had conceptions of themselves as sovereign entities within a broader Confederation. In many respects, restoration of that sovereignty after the [[Algosh coup]] - and therefore, a return to tradition - was a major motivator to many former constituent peoples in siding with [[Occident]]al powers against [[Algoquona]].

By the end of the 20th century, all of the sedentary members of the Confederation had distinct borders relative to one another. Nearly all of these constituents had strong, deeply-held conceptions of themselves as sovereign entities within a broader Confederation. In many respects, restoration of that sovereignty after the [[Algosh coup]] - and therefore, a return to tradition - was a major motivator to many former constituent peoples in siding with [[Occident]]al powers against [[Algoquona]].

==Culture==

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 Legal conceptions of the sovereignty of the constituent members evolved over time, altering the model of how "local governance" and "constituent nations" worked in the Confederation. The Occidental notions of sovereignty and nationhood were largely foreign to the indigenous Cronan peoples that formed the Confederation in the 17th century. As the peoples of the Confederation were exposed to [[Occidental]] legal treatises and conceptions, the leading legal experts and thinkers of the Confederation began to adapt the Occidental models and systems into their own conception of themselves.
-By the end of the 20th century, all of the sedentary members of the Confederation had distinct borders relative to one another. Nearly all of these constituents had conceptions of themselves as sovereign entities within a broader Confederation. In many respects, restoration of that sovereignty after the [[Algosh coup]] - and therefore, a return to tradition - was a major motivator to many former constituent peoples in siding with [[Occident]]al powers against [[Algoquona]].
+By the end of the 20th century, all of the sedentary members of the Confederation had distinct borders relative to one another. Nearly all of these constituents had strong, deeply-held conceptions of themselves as sovereign entities within a broader Confederation. In many respects, restoration of that sovereignty after the [[Algosh coup]] - and therefore, a return to tradition - was a major motivator to many former constituent peoples in siding with [[Occident]]al powers against [[Algoquona]].
 ==Culture==

Northern Confederation: Difference between revisions

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