King Philip's War could be best described as

(A) an uprising of poor famers against wealthy plantation owners

(B) the colonial confl ict resulting from the European War of Spanish

Succession

(C) the fi rst of a series of wars between the English and French colonies in

North America

(D) an early revolt by enslaved Africans in the southern colonies

(E) a confl ict between Native Americans and New England settlers

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Rebekah Harmon

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24 October, 22:12

King Philip's War could be best described as

(A) an uprising of poor famers against wealthy plantation owners

(B) the colonial confl ict resulting from the European War of Spanish

Succession

(C) the fi rst of a series of wars between the English and French colonies in

North America

(D) an early revolt by enslaved Africans in the southern colonies

(E) a confl ict between Native Americans and New England settlers

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Kailyn Wiggins · Answer 1

King Philip’s War could be best described as " (E) a conflict between Native Americans and New England settlers," since during the early stages of settlement (and beyond) there were a great deal of territorial disputes.