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Bacons Rebellion

Bacons Rebellion

The study of historical events, such as “Bacon’s Rebellion”, is not an exacting science.  Many times the results of the study lay to the perception of the reader.  Bacon’s Rebellion is yet marked in the history of Virginia, as being the only rebellion occurring in the Colony, during the 168 years of its existence preceding the American Revolution, and one hundred years exactly before that event (Force).  The rebellion of Bacon, as it is improperly called, has been little understood, its cause and course being imperfectly explained by any authentic document hitherto possessed (Force).  This paper will briefly describe the actions that occurred during the events known as “Bacon’s Rebellion”, and list some of the possible implications the rebellion may have created.  As with the study of many historical events, there is no definite cause and effect scenario stating, “This happened as a result of that particular occurrence”.
	In 1674, King Charles II began the enforcement of heavy taxes on the American colonies.  These taxes, which hit heavily on the poorer folks, were enacted and collected by justices and members of the House of Burgesses, under the direction of Virginian Governor William Berkeley. Charles also

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