Question

The New England Colonists benefited from all of the following in King Philip's War EXCEPT

a-Ample trained recruits from militia units
b-The Wampanoag's unfamiliarity with warfare,
c-Solid governmental control
d-A civil war among the Indians.

Answer 1

The New England Colonists did not benefit from the Wampanoag's unfamiliarity with warfare during King Philip's War; this statement is false as the Wampanoag were experienced in warfare.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question pertains to the factors that benefited the New England Colonists during King Philip's War, and specifically asks which of the listed options was not a benefit they experienced. The options given were:

1. Ample trained recruits from militia units
2. The Wampanoag's unfamiliarity with warfare
3. Solid governmental control
4. A civil war among the Indians

It is important to note that the Wampanoag and their allies were quite familiar with warfare, having engaged in numerous conflicts prior to King Philip's War. So, the correct answer is that the New England Colonists did not benefit from the Wampanoag's unfamiliarity with warfare because this assertion is inaccurate.