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King Philip's War Document C

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1
Apess' speech challenges the idea that
Native Americans were wronged by the colonists
The execution of three natives was justified
Sassomon was killed by a Native American
Before the executions, Philip had not planned to go to war
2
How long after King Philip's War ended (1675 - 1678) did Apess give his speech?
34 years
161 years
158 years
58 years
3
Which of the following is a reason to trust Apess' claims?
He is a Native american and is sympathetic to that side
He was a respected author who carefully studied the conflict
He was not present during the time period he discusses
He is speaking about an event long after it occured
4
Which parts of A & B does this speech corroborate? (What do all documents agree on?)
The Indians felt land was taken away unfairly
Indians were converted to Christianity by the colonists
Only one Indian was responsible for killing Sassomon
Philip planned to attack the colonists before this conflict
5
Who was William Apess?
British historian
Native American minister
Puritan minister
Massachusetts Governor