The legislative branch of Creek government was comprised of the and the . A. Senate . . . House of Representatives B. Principal Chief . . . Second Chief C. House of Warriors . . . House of Kings D. National Council . . . Progressive Council

C.

Explanation:  The House of Warriors and House of King. (just took test)

C. House of Warriors . . . House of Kings

Explanation:

We're also going to see the rebuilding of the Creek Nation. And they're going to write a new constitution in 1867, which is going to establish three branches of government. We're going to have an executive branch, which is going to be composed of a principal chief and a second chief. And then we're going to see a legislative branch made up of a House of Warriors and a House of Kings. This is a bicameral legislative branch, just like the United States Congress. There's going to be 47 delegates, 1 delegate for each of the 47 Creek towns. We're also going to see the building up of a judicial branch, with six districts, each with a presiding judge, an attorney, and light horsemen, who are kind of police cavalry for the nation.

c. women being denied the type of education men received

answer; william penn's approach made the colony diverse by attracting many types of people and religions;