The sachem of the Pokanokets who formed an alliance with the Pilgrims to help his people, ensuring their mutual protection and success.

Massasoit's youngest son, also known as King Philip, who became the leader of the Pokanokets and is known for his role in King Philip’s War.

A settler and soldier who participated in King Philip's War and used his knowledge of Native Americans to assist the English forces.

A Native American who acted as an intermediary between the Pilgrims and Native American tribes, though his motives and trustworthiness were often questioned.

A non-Separatist and military leader of the Plymouth Colony, known for his aggressive tactics and involvement in colony defense.

The captain and part-owner of the Mayflower who assisted the Pilgrims in their early expeditions and settlement efforts.

A member of the Merchant Adventurers who helped arrange the Pilgrims’ voyage and later attempted to start his own settlement.

Massasoit's eldest son and a leader of the Pokanokets who faced challenges from the English during his rule.

The first governor of Plymouth who played a crucial role in establishing the colony before his sudden death.

A respected Pokanoket warrior and ally of the Pilgrims, who helped maintain peace and advised against Squanto’s actions.

An original settler who helped foster peace with Massasoit and became a significant diplomat, both in the New World and in England.

The son of Edward Winslow who later became the governor of Plymouth Colony and played a part in the tensions leading to King Philip’s War.