Thanksgiving Comic - B Period - Red Group

Native's separate living...

...pilgrim's separate living

Natives live perfectly content before the arrival of the pilgrims, with never ending resources

Massasoit is the leader of the tribe

I'm planting corn for the tribe!

Delicious corn

I'm making food to cure the sick

Sickness and disease is spreading throughout the tribe...

We have arrived!

Meanwhile, the puritans have been kicked out of England and are now heading to the new world...

Who are these new people?

The natives take a pilgrim hostage before approaching them

This is how you do it...

When they meet they come to a peaceful agreement

The next day they come together to grow corn

Let's eat!

The natives offer deer for their first meal together

Everyone comes together to enjoy new foods

The first thanksgiving

Why do you wear feathers?

Learning about each other's cultures

Sharing customs

Hello

Kwey

Native Americans and pilgrims make first alliance

Natives and pilgrims establish a positive trade

They sign a treaty to become allies and trade partners

Edward Winslow nursing Chief Massasoit back to health

Pilgrims use Natives sacred wampum as currency Miles standish executes entire native village

I trusted you

Tensions rises between the natives and the pilgrims

1000 pilgrims arrive in the new world

We must convert them

Pilgrims start taking over and killing natives that refuse to convert to Christianity

Chief Massasoit dies in 1662 of natural causes

Pilgrims start taking the natives land because they were quickly expanding

In the early 1670s, 50 years of peace between the Plymouth colony and the Wampanoag began to deteriorate.

Dec 1674 1974

Sussamon, a praying Indian and adviser of Metacomet,told plymouth colony officials the news of King Philip trying to attack on different colonial settlements. He got killed for this by the Wampanoag

During the summer of 1675, native Americans attacked settlements of Dartmouth and middle borough, mendo, Brookfield and landcaster.

In early September they attacked Deerfield, Hadley and northfield

The war quickly spread, and soon involved the Podunk and nipmuck tribes.

Rowlandson and her three children were captured by the Indians for more than eleven weeks. Conditions during her time of captivity were severe, she considered the Indians to be instruments of Sagan. She experienced the murder of friends and of her youngest child, suffered starvation and depression.

Feb 10 - May 2, 1975

The leader of the Wampanoag Indian tribe, Wamsutta, was killed by Plymouth colonists

In October 5th, 1675 King's Philip started wR to avenge his brother's death. more than half of the town of Springfiled was destroyed by the poco tic tribe.

Springfield is a small working place in Illinois.

November 2, 1675

Governor Winslow leads Militia against Narrangansett Tribe.

Narrangansetts burned several Indian towns. ⇨run away to a massive fort in a swamp.

They lost a thousand men under the Great Swamp Fight.

December, 12th European attacked Narragansett fort, near modern South Kingstown, Rhode Island. ⇨the fort was invaded and burned. ⇨Innocent Women and children were also killed.

Many colonist were also

March 12th.

Native American attacked Plymoth Plantation.

They went deep into colonial territory and burned the capital of Rhode Island and a part of Springfield MA.

May 26th battle was biggest defeats of colonial troops. Captain Pierce who led 60 Plymouth Colony colonial troops and Wampanoag Christian Indians, fought with Narragansett was defeated and all were killed in the battle.

Nine of the colonists were first taken prisoner, tortured to death and were buried in 1976.

A pile of stones was created to memorize the soldiers and believed to be the oldest veteran’s memorial in the United States

Philip and the Wampanoags attacked longmeadow, malborough, goton and simsburry.

Nipmucks attacked Sudburry.

Indians attacked rehoboth

Mar 29 1676 Native Americans completely destroyed providence.

Many jumped in the river and were swept over the falls

May 18 1676

About 150 colonists (militia volunteers) attacked a large fishing camp of hungry native Americans. One to two hundred of them died and 40 people of the militia, including their captain turner, died in the retreat.

Colonists, with the help of their Morgan's allies, won at Hadley Massachusetts, and scattered, and scattered most of the survivors into the further north

Philip's allies began to desert him and developed friendships with the colonists. He was ultimately killed by one of this teams... He was shot, beheaded drawn and quartered. His head was displayed in Plymouth for twenty years.

The war was nearly over (largely ended in the south) except for a few attacks in Maine and New Hampshire that lasted until 1878, when sir edmud andros negotiated a treaty with the northern bands.