1. Who wrote this account? Was the author a colonist or a Native American? 2. When was this account written? (before or after King Philip’s War?)
3. Given who wrote it, do you think it’s fair to call the document King Philip’s Perspective? Why or why not?

1.Who wrote this account? Was the author a colonist or a Native American?John Easton was a white male colonist

2.When was this account written? (before or after King Philip’s War?)Before King Philip’s War

3.Given who wrote it, do you think it’s fair to call the document King Philip’s Perspective? Why or why not?No, Document A is on the side of the Natives and it explains the disadvantage they had in this war and how King Philip was cruel and ruthles.

1.Who wrote this account? Was the author a colonist or a Native American?John Easton was a white male colonist

2.When was this account written? (before or after King Philip’s War?)Before King Philip’s War

3.Given who wrote it, do you think it’s fair to call the document King Philip’s Perspective? Why or why not?No, Document A is on the side of the Natives and it explains the disadvantage they had in this war and how King Philip was cruel and ruthles.

answer; ///i believe that the correct answer is (baldassare castiglione.

it was the "4. potsdam" conference that demanded the unconditional surrender of japan, since it was clear that the japanese would continue to find until the very last man otherwise.