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King Philip's War (1675-1676) stands as the deadliest conflict in American history per capita. This documentary reveals how Metacomet (King Philip) united six tribes against English colonial expansion after decades of land encroachment and cultural misunderstandings.

When a Native warrior was killed in Swansea, Massachusetts, the conflict erupted into a war that claimed 40% of the Native population and 8% of colonial adult males. The brutal tactics employed by both sides—including the Great Swamp Massacre where hundreds of women and children were slaughtered—forever altered New England's demographic landscape.

Through firsthand accounts, including Mary Rowlandson's captivity narrative and Benjamin Church's military journals, we piece together how sophisticated Native military strategy initially overwhelmed colonial forces before starvation, disease, and colonial adaptation turned the tide.

The war ended with Metacomet's execution and the display of his severed head on a pike in Plymouth for 25 years—a grim symbol of colonial dominance that reshaped American history.

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