The relation ship between the settlers and the Natives weren't just about warefare. THough, their relationship didn't start off great and didn't end with making amends. Nonetheless there was more to their relationship. They ha negotiations, tradings, they even exchange about some information that they learned. The natives inititial responce ot the ssettlers arrival was hostility. THey even attacked one of the english ships before it even landed, but soon their relationship changed after the settlers were in the time of difficulty. The indians offered food and hospitality but then Jhon Smith decided that their hospitality was not needed and thus worsening teh relationship between the Indians and the Settlers. Since the Indiands were rejected and the Settlers were taking over their land the Natives changed their feelings about the Natives from useful to problematic and decided to attack. Both sides then began launchin numeorus attacks against eachother. "They cam unarmed into our houses...with dewe, turkeys, fish, furs and other provisions to sell...whom immdeitaly with their own tools and weapons, either laid down, or standing in their houses they basely an narbously murdered, not sparin either age or sex, man, woman or child." DOC 2 …show more content…
The Indian Chief of the colony then began numerous attacks on the land of the settlers which turned into a year log war, though some Natives sided with the settlers. The settlers relationships with most of the Natives were bad there were some that were on even terms with them. The result of the battle was the defeat of King Philip's army but now there was no negotiatingg land with the Indians or paying any amount of money for