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Chapter 3: Colonial America

Student Web Activity

"King Phillip's War"

Introduction
In this chapter you have learned about English settlements in early colonial America. Competition for land and food often resulted in tense relations between Native Americans and colonists. In 1657 King Philip's War resulted in the destruction of Native American power in New England.

Destination Title: Pilgrim Hall Museum

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Directions
At the starting page, read the information covering King Philip's War. Use what you learn to answer the questions below.

1
According to the web site, what were the 3 main causes of King Philip's War?
2
Who was "King Philip" a nickname for?
3
Why did some Native Americans decide to remain neutral or fight with the English?
4
According to the web site, what were the main effects of King Philip's War?
5
What did King Philip's War foreshadow of events to come for Native Americans?
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