
The Pequot War
A Captivating Guide to the Armed Conflict in New England Between the Pequot People and English Settlers and Its Role in the History of the United States of America
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Narrated by:
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Colin Fluxman
If you want to discover the captivating history of the Pequot War, then pay attention...
The Pequot War (1636-1638) was a short-lived but extremely violent and bloody episode in United States history. This event represents one of the turning points in the entire history of North America, as the war changed the balance of power. The Dutch colonial authorities lost their status of being the dominant economic and political force, while the English took over this epithet. The end of the war also represented the first stage in England’s intensive expansion in that part of the world.
In The Pequot War: A Captivating Guide to the Armed Conflict in New England Between the Pequot People and English Settlers and Its Role in the History of the United States of America, you will discover topics such as
- The European Conception of the Native Americans
- Who Were the Pequots?
- The Massachusetts Bay Colony of New England
- The Events That Triggered the Pequot War
- Military Capacities, Organization, and Tactics of the Warring Parties
- Conflict Escalation
- Mystic River Campaign
- The Mother of All Crimes
- Analysis and Comparison of King Philip’s War and the Historiography of the Pequot War
- Where Are They Today? A Look at the Pequots
- And much, much more!
So, if you want to learn more about the history of the Pequot War, scroll up and click the "buy now" button!
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Good Short Side story of Colonial America
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Pequot War
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1 kind of cool mention was that the Pequot people essentially established the 1st tribal casino
more like, massacre, rather than war
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Quality Performance
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First Nations survivors
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It was interesting that many Native American tribes allied with the Europeans against the Pequot tribes in this war, some who had even been allied with them before. The tribes were ever changing in their alliances and often would change sides during a war.
The King Philip's war followed closely after the Pequot war and some say it was a continuation of the Pequot war. Many of the issues were the same but some of the allies switched sides and fought against the Europeans.
The audio production was good and easy to listen to. The narrator was very easy to follow and had a pleasant sounding voice. This is a great way to spend time while driving and to learn at the same time.
I highly recommend this audio book to anyone interested in American history or in the history of the Native Americans. I have studied American history extensively as a history teacher and I learned new things listening to this audio book. I encourage audio listeners to listen to this audio production to become aware of our dark moments in history.
Sad story of European & Native Ameican relations
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Very enlightening exploration of a dark time
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It leaves at very key historical facts relating to the war in an apparent effort to make the Natives appear more innocent or benevolent, seemingly for agenda purposes.
Omits specific facts like the unique barbaric torture of captured Whites, and other important details like how the other victorious Native tribes demanded the defeated Pequots to be given to them as slaves.
Book should be titled “Pequot war for 5th graders”
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