Bacon and Berkeley did not like each other, and they disagreed over issues pertaining to how the colony should be governed, including the colony’s policy toward Native Americans. Bacon wanted the colony to retaliate for raids by Native Americans on frontier settlements and to remove all Native Americans from the colony so landowners like himself could expand their property. Berkeley feared that doing so would unite all of the nearby tribes in a costly and destructive war against the colony. In defiance of the governor, Bacon organized his own militia, consisting of white and black indentured servants and enslaved black people, who joined in exchange for freedom, and attacked nearby tribes. A power struggle ensued with Bacon and his militia on one side and Berkeley, the Virginia House of Burgesses, and the rest of the colony’s elite on the other. Months of conflict followed, including armed skirmishes between militias. In September 1676, Bacon’s militia captured Jamestown and burned it to the ground.
B, the war was effectively a stalemate and didn't result in much change except for the rise of Andrew Jackson due to his famous victory
Freedom to speech, worship, from want and fear.
Roosevelt delivered his speech 11 months before the US declared war on Japan. State of Union and the threat to other Democrats from World War that was being wades across the continents in the eastern hemisphere. The 1st two are protected by the 1st Amendment. The later 2 went went beyond the traditional Constitutional values protected by the US bill of rights<span />
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Voltaire called the late eighteenth century, "the century of revolutions." What examples does the text include to explain the broader context for voltaire's comments?
The two main reasons why Douglas opposed John Brown's plan to raid Harper's Ferry were that he was sure the plan would fall and lead to many black deaths, and he thought he would hurt the abolition movement by causing a backlash.
