Both the Pequot War and King Philip's War were the conflicts between the colonists and the Natives, which resulted in a harsh defeat of Native American tribes and even their extinction.
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- Pequot war ended with the complete defeat of the Pequots, who before the war were the most significant Indigenous people of New England.
- After the war, the colonial authorities declared them extinct. Some of the survivors remained in a area, but as part of other Indigenous peoples, above all Mohigans.
- Due to the abduction of Native American lands, the Wampanoag and Narragansett tribes rose up against the New England colonists, under the leadership of Metacomet, who proclaimed himself King Philip.
- Although many English settlements were ravaged, the Indians were defeated, most of Narragansett was destroyed and the uprising leader killed. It was the last major attempt at resistance by Native Americans in Rhode Island.
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