Its casualties on the winning side amounted to about 600 dead and 12 burned settlements, although they still remembered it as extremely bloody.
Its casualties on the winning side amounted to about 600 dead and 12 burned settlements, although they still remembered it as extremely bloody. It was named for a son of Massasoit who killed a man who had informed on him to the settlers, thus starting a series of reprisals. The Narragansetts were nearly wiped out along with the Nipmucks in, for 10 points, what series of raids and reprisals in 1675-76 that was named for the chief of the Wampanoag Indians?
Its casualties on the winning side amounted to about 600 dead and 12 burned settlements, although they still remembered it as extremely bloody.
King Philip's War