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What happened as a result of Metacom's death and the defeat of the
Wampanoag peoples?
A. The Wampanoag peoples and their allies were able to defend
themselves from the colonists and maintain their land.
B. The Wampanoag peoples and their allies were forced to learn the
English language, religion, and customs.
OC. There was an extended time of peace between the colonists and
the Wampanoag peoples and their allies.
D. The Wampanoag peoples and their allies were forced from their
lands to make room for expanding colonial settlements.
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