Answer: The biggest effect of Bacon's Rebellion was that labor in Virginia and neighboring Colonies turned away from using indentured servants and began to use slaves
Thus, as a result of Bacon's Rebellion, large Virginia planters began importing slaves from Africa. The number of indentured servants was declining in the late 17th century so Virginia planters may have turned to African slavery anyway but at the very least Bacon accelerated the process.
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a lot is going to change like for example From the Civil War to the end of the century lumbering and flour and grist milling were the leading industries, except that cottonseed crushing supplanted flour and grist milling in second rank, according to the census of 1900. i think this because there was a lot that off things they didn't have before that they have now.
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There were many industries striking in 1946 due to decreased production following World War II.
The electric, steel, miners, and railroads worker all went on strike in addition to the meatpacking industry.
Wages had been frozen during the war but the war ending triggered strikes with people demanding higher wages. As price freezes were released workers saw an opportunity to also demand increased wages.
