For many in the Virginia Colony, Bacon’s Rebellion revealed that

it is considered to be a fore shadowing of the eventual American revolution.

Explanation:

Nathaniel Bacon was a tobacco plantation owner. Bacon wasn't happy with three principle reasons:

Sir Berkeley, Virginia's governor at this time, he governor was playing favourites with his cronies, with land gifts and monies.

Native Americans were not honouring the agreement between colonists and themselves. Native Americans were encroaching on land and stealing from settlers.

the British government was paying low prices for tobacco products and other crops, while taxing the settlers more than they could make.

1. temperance, abolitionist, suffragist