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What was King Philip's War?
It was a conflict between English colonists and Native American tribes in New England from 1675-1678.
What was the nickname of the Native American chief who led the tribes in King Philip's War?
His English nickname was 'King Philip.'
What were the names of the Native American tribes that fought on the side of the colonists in King Philip's War?
The Mohegan and Pequot tribes fought on the side of the colonists.
Where was King Philip's War fought?
It was fought throughout the Northeast including Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Maine.
What was the cause of King Philip's War?
The colonists' broken promises and expansion into Indian territory led to tensions and conflict with the local tribes.
What was the result of the Great Swamp Fight during King Philip's War?
Around 300 Native Americans were killed when their fort was attacked and destroyed by colonial militia.
What were the consequences of King Philip's War for both the colonists and Native Americans?
Around 600 English colonists were killed and twelve towns were destroyed, while around 3,000 Native Americans were killed and many more were captured and forced into slavery.
Test your knowledge of King Philip's War, the first Indian War fought between English colonists of New England and a group of Native American tribes. See how much you know about this historic conflict that took place between 1675 and 1678.
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