What was a result of Bacon's Rebellion?

A. The colonies started to talk about being freed from English control.

B. North Carolina separated from South Carolina.

C. Plantation owners started to prefer slave labor over indentured servants.

D. Plantation owners started to prefer indentured servants over slave labor.

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Johnathan Randall

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5 April, 01:10

What was a result of Bacon's Rebellion?

A. The colonies started to talk about being freed from English control.

B. North Carolina separated from South Carolina.

C. Plantation owners started to prefer slave labor over indentured servants.

D. Plantation owners started to prefer indentured servants over slave labor.

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Lamar Burnett · Answer 1

The correct answer here would be C.

The Bacon's Rebellion was a first rebellion in the colonies in opposition to the British rule and it happened in Virginia. Though the British quickly established control it was still an important event in the US history. The indentured servants and the slaves had an alliance here but the strengthening of the slave laws happened in order to divide them. The slave labor became more profitable and thus became preferred labor.

Brenton Hobbs · Answer 2

The Bacon's Rebellion was a first rebellion in the colonies in opposition to the British rule and it happened in Virginia. The result of this is that Plantation owners started to prefer slave labor over indentured servants ... So the answer would be letter C.