KING PHILLIP’S WAR By Sebastian Peret, Adam Meskouri, Abby Nelson, and Jack Wilker.

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KING PHILLIP’S WAR By Sebastian Peret, Adam Meskouri, Abby Nelson, and Jack Wilker

INTRODUCTION In this slideshow, we will show you the following: a)Causes and effects. b)The event. c)Effects of the war. d)The people who were involved in the war. e)The places where this war took place. f)CDVs (Core Democratic Values) g)To learn more h)Image (s) credits

NOTES Preceding Events (causes & connections) 1.The cause for King Philip's war was because of the Europeans. 2.They tried to push the Indians out of their territory and ship them off to deserted islands and they died after the cold and harsh winter. 3.The Indians were forced to sell their land against their will, then the Europeans forced them out of the territory with violence, which started the King Phillip's War. 4.King Phillip also sold people his land for money, then he had a war against the buyers and got his land back, and he kept the money to buy weapons.

THE EVENT 1.The King Phillip's war started in June, The King Phillip's war ended in August, 1676, shortly after Metacom was captured and beheaded. 3.The King Phillip’s war (also known as Metacom’s Rebellion) marked the last major effort by the Indians of southern New England to drive out the English settlers. 4.The King Phillip’s war was the most devastating war between the colonists and the Native Americans. The war is named for Metacom, who was the son of Massasoit and the chief of the Wampanoag. 5.The King Phillip’s war began when a band of Wamponoag warriors raid the border settlement of Swansee, Massachusetts, and massacre the English colonists there. 6.The King Phillip’s war was the bloodiest war in America. Many people were killed or injured. This was a bad war.

EFFECTS OF THE WAR 1.A while after the war started, King Phillip has been found dead. 2.A lot of people were injured and/ or killed.

THE PEOPLE WHO WERE INVOLVED IN THIS WAR 1.King Phillip (also known as Metacom) 2.Native Americans of England. 3.The sons of Massasoit.

THE PLACES WHERE THIS WAR TOOK PLACE 1.This war happened on the eastern coast of what we know now as, the United States of America. These are what we call the places that this war was in, now: a)Massachusetts b)Connecticut c)Rhode Island d)Maine

CDVS (CORE DEMOCRATIC VALUES) 1.The King Phillip's war started in June, The King Phillip's war ended in August, The King Phillip’s war marked the last major effort by the Indians of southern New England to drive out the English settlers. 4.The King Phillip’s war was the most devastating war between the colonists and the Native Americans. It was the last rebellion the Native Americans did to try and push the colonists out of America. The war is named for Metacom, who was the son of Massasoit and the chief of the Wampanoag. 5.The King Phillip’s war began when a band of Wamponoag warriors raid the border settlement of Swansee, Massachusetts, and massacred the English colonists there. 6.The King Phillip’s war was the bloodiest war in America at the time.

QUESTIONS WE HAVE 1.How come the Indians could not make a deal with the English? 2.How come each side tried to justify their savagery by blaming it on the others? 3.How come the English just leave the Indians alone in the first place? 4.Why did the English ship all the Indians off to a deserted island to fend for themselves? 5.Why did the English not only kill men, but women and children also? 6.Why did the English want this land. Weren’t they happy enough with their own land. 7.Why did King Phillip want to make money in such a bad way? There were a lot of other ways to make money.

TO LEARN MORE If you would like to learn more about King Phillip’s war, click on the links below. 1.History.comHistory.com 2.Historyplace.comHistoryplace.com 3.u-s-history.comu-s-history.com 4.militaryhistoryonline.commilitaryhistoryonline.com

IMAGE(S) CREDITS To see where we got the image of King Phillip, click here.here. To see where we got the image of of the Native Americans attacking a garrison house, click here.here.

THANK YOU FOR WATCHING We hope you enjoyed this slideshow.