Question 13

Which of the following was a major factor leading to the violent measures taken by Nathaniel Bacon and his followers?

A

alleged inaction by the governor of Virginia

B

attacks by French traders on the Virginia frontier

C

grievances raised in response to British taxation

D

specific orders issued by the House of Burgesses

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Question 13

Which of the following was a major factor leading to the violent measures taken by Nathaniel Bacon and his followers?

A

alleged inaction by the governor of Virginia

B

attacks by French traders on the Virginia frontier

C

grievances raised in response to British taxation

D

specific orders issued by the House of Burgesses

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Irvin Zuniga · Answer 1

C if not D

Explanation:

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Branson Manning · Answer 2

A) Alleged inaction by the governor of Virginia

Explanation:

Bacon's Rebellion was led by Nathaniel Bacon, the rebellion happened because the Native Americans led a series of attacks towards whites and they demanded action from the governor William Berkeley. Bacon demanded that the government fought the Native Americans since he did nothing, Bacon led a militia.