Question

The growing danger of English settlement to the Wampanoag and other New England

Answer 1

Answer:

When the colonists demanded that the indigenous weapons be handed over, in addition to judging and hanging three Wampanoags.

Explanation:

The relationship between the Wampanoag tribe (along with other New England tribes) and the English settlers, has been peaceful for many years, and it is possible to research reports of collaboration between these peoples m plantations, harvests and other activities. The peoples had a peace agreement between them, which had established a friendly and safe period, where everyone could live together.

However, the English colonists began to show their desire to dominate the indigenous peoples, breaking this friendship and provoking the great conflicts that followed between these peoples. The first sign that English colonization was dangerous for the natives was when the colonists demanded that the Indians surrender their weapons. This tension increased when the English colonists joked and sentenced three Wampanoag Indians for hanging, for a crime that did not concern them.