Colonial Turmoil and King Philip's War

This chapter examines the struggles faced by settlers in Maine and the Wabanaki people during the colonial era, detailing the economic disruptions caused by trading posts and the cultural ramifications of colonialism. It highlights the violent interactions between colonists and Native Americans, particularly focusing on the events leading up to King Philip's War. Additionally, the chapter discusses the mistrust and legal injustices that characterized the tumultuous relationship during this period, culminating in escalating tensions and conflict.