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How did the murder of John Sassamon demonstrate the collapse of the relations between the Wampanoags and Plymouth and lead to King Philip?s War? ... The causes for King Philips War were no different. ... s continued unmerited policy toward Native leaders, as well as the events surrounding the murder and trial of John Sassamon, and the split between Indian groups, caused the breakdown in relations that led to King Philip?s War. ...
Several factors contributed to the beginning to King Philip?s War. ... However, what ultimately sparked the war was the murder of John Sassamon. ...
The trial and execution demonstrated a collapse among the relations between the Wampanoags and Plymouth and lead to King Philips War. The trial alone did not start the war; however, it did serve as the means that pushed the Wampanoags away from ?
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