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In what ways was Bacon's Rebellion a turning point in the history of the Chesapeake? a) The outcome of the rebellion encouraged elite Virginians to turn to enslaved West African labor over English indentured servants. b) It led to a fundamental restructuring and democratization of the colonial government. c) Charles II removed Governor Berkley, but otherwise little changed. d) Both a & b.

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          In what ways was Bacon's Rebellion a turning point in the history of the Chesapeake?
a) 
The outcome of the rebellion encouraged elite Virginians to turn to enslaved West African labor over English indentured servants.
b) 
It led to a fundamental restructuring and democratization of the colonial government.
c) 
Charles II removed Governor Berkley, but otherwise little changed.
d) 
Both a & b.

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- Bacon's Rebellion occurred in 1676 in the Virginia Colony. It was led by Nathaniel Bacon against the rule of Governor William Berkeley. The rebellion was fueled by grievances over issues such as high taxes, low tobacco prices, and resentment against special Show more…

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In what ways was Bacon's Rebellion a turning point in the history of the Chesapeake? a) The outcome of the rebellion encouraged elite Virginians to turn to enslaved West African labor over English indentured servants. b) It led to a fundamental restructuring and democratization of the colonial government. c) Charles II removed Governor Berkley, but otherwise little changed. d) Both a & b.