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February 18, 2015

 

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At first, the Wampanoag were accepting of the English because there appeared to be no immediate threat of endangerment of the Natives. The Natives actually became appreciative and dependent on the English in a sense, because they had been introduced to the various types of food, clothing, and most importantly, weapons...
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Massasoit, the Chief of the Wampanoag Indians at the time, signed a treaty of peace with the English that promised not to give up their land to anybody without the knowledge and consent of the Plymouth government first. It wasn't until 1630 when the situation reversed with the increasing amount of settlers moving to The Massachusetts Bay Colony known as "The Great Migration", that the Natives became angered...
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