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ollegr [7]
3 years ago
6

"King Philip" or Metacom Group of answer choices fought alongside of George Washington at the Battle of Fort Necessity was Powha

tan's main river for control of the Chesapeake led a revolt against Puritans in New England in the late 1600s was an early convert to Christianity and a firm friend of the Puritans
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Verdich [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

led a revolt against Puritans in New England in the late 1600s

Explanation:

Metacom or King Phillip (his adopted English name) lived between 1638 -1672, and became the sachem in 1662, following his brother's death. He would later be remembered for his heroic role after his eventual death through assassination.

However, due to increasing encroachment which continued until full blown ostilities started in 1675. Metacom led the LED A REVOLT against Puritans in New England with the goal of stopping Puritan expansion.

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