6 Question 4 (5 points)
"The Declaration of the People. 1. For having upon specious pretences of
publige works raised greate unjust taxes upon the Commonality for the
advancement of private favorites and other sinister ends, but noe visible
effects in any measure adequate, For not having dureing this long time of his
Gouvernement in any measure advanced this hopefull Colony either by
fortificacons Townes or Trade.. 4. For having protected, favoured and
Imboldned the Indians against his Majesties loyall subjects, never contriveing,
requiring, or appointing any due or proper meanes of satisfaction for theire
many Invasions, robberies, and murthers committed upon us..."
Nathaniel Bacon's Challenge to William Berkeley, 1676
One direct long-term effect of Bacon's Rebellion was that it
A) led wealthy Virginians to prefer slave labor as they recognized the threat
posed by former indentured servants.
B) encouraged colonists to negotiate trade agreements with Native Americans.
C) increased colonists' desire for an expanded British military presence in British
North America
D) stimulated the colonial independence movement that led the American
Revolution