Which of the following groups formed an alliance against the pequot indians during the pequot war 1.the wampanoag indians and spanish colonists 2.the wampanoag indians and english colonists 3.the narragansett indians and english colonists 4.the narragansett indians and french colonists

The correct answer is 3. The Narragansett indians and English colonists.

Explanation

The Pequot War was a series of conflicts between the Pequot, and the English with the support of some other American Indian tribes. The Pequot was a tribe located in the regions near the tributaries of the Thames and Connecticut rivers. Their life was very simple, they relied on hunting and fishing, as well as cultivating cereals such as corn. Also, they were skilled merchants, becoming one of the most powerful native populations. However, members of this tribe began to commit some crimes against the English settlers. Murders and kidnappings occurred on different occasions without any kind of reprisal by the settlers, but this changed due to the murder of John Oldham in the population of Block Island that led to the beginning of the war in 1636.

The winners after almost two years of clashes were the English along with the native tribes that were added in their support including the Niantic, Mahegan, and Narragansett. At the end of the war, there was only a total population of 1,500 natives of Pequot origin. The last attack that the English made against them was surprising and decisive. It is estimated that there were more than 600 victims, including children and women who were burned or killed. So, the correct answer is 3. The Narragansett indians and English colonists.

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