Talk:Council of Three Fires

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# history in the formation of C3F

1. historical structure of C3F (and not just the reference of Oj/Od/Po membership)
2. trade-network logistics managed by C3F
3. alliances with C3F
   1. inclusion of the Noquet Nation of the Menominee peoples, the often forgotten and short-lived fourth member of the C3F
   2. Socio-Political pressures that lead to the Noquet absorption into the Ojibwe
   3. Absorption of the Maandwe Nation from the Meskwaki peoples
4. aggregation of other Anishinaabe Nations into a more-unified political identity
   1. Amikwaa Nation
   2. Arimbiigoo Nation (the Lake Nipigon First Nation)
   3. Maarameg Nation
   4. Omisizaagii Nation (the Mississaugas Nations)
   5. Nigigwag Nation
   6. and many others
5. military campaigns lead by C3F
6. political campaigns lead by C3F
7. British and US under-mining of C3F
8. Socio-Econo-Political results of this under-mining
9. the rise of the contemporary Anishinabek Nation - Union of Ontario Indians (this item should be short and serve as an introduction for a separte main article for AN/UOI)
10. notable leaders of C3F
11. complete the list of Treaties and Agreements
12. further readings
13. a "See also" of other confederacies and councils