Colonial Conflicts and Rebellions

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March 2, 2015

 

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Those who lived in the frontier were also constant victims of Native American raids and attacks, yet the upper class from Tidewater just turned their heads, negating the attacks that were occurring. The residents of the frontier needed aid, but no one was there to help them. Another social precedent the fact that many Roundheads and Cavaliers from England found safe haven in America here, some view the Bacon's rebellion as an image of the English Civil War...
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Political causes for the upcoming Bacon's rebellion was the poor leadership of Governor Berkeley, who was perceived as a corrupt leader and oppressed the lower classes. The misrepresentation of people in the Virginia House of Burgesses, which only allowed a seat for white, land-owning, Christian, men also made it unequal to all of the citizens of the town...
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