What Was a Cause of King Philip's War

question 96

Multiple Choice

What was a cause of King Philip's War?

• A) Land-hungry white settlers waged attacks against New England Indian tribes.
• B) The Wampanoags were concerned that their ancestral lands were being surrounded by white settlements.
• C) The Nipmucs attempted to gain total control over the fur trade with the Europeans.
• D) The British violated a trade treaty with the Wampanoags.

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