Hey guys, welcome back to the Why Wars Happened History Podcast, where you learn about the causes of wars and things like, why did it happen? Was it inevitable? Who was involved?

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In this episode of Why Wars Happened History Podcast, we go into the challenges faced by Virginia, from low tobacco prices and wars with the Dutch, to land issues caused by King Charles II literally giving the entire colony of Virginia to his two friends, thus ripping it away from the colonial government. Discover how these grants demanded back payments and control, sparking outrage among the colonists. Explore Governor Berkeley's transformation from a beloved leader to a tyrant who controlled the courts, police, and Assembly, suppressing any opposition. This episode is filled with power struggles and the relentless push for self-determination.

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00:00 Introduction

00:15 Virginia's Struggles and Land Issues

02:22 Colonial Outrage and Assembly's Response

07:21 Governor Berkeley's Controversial Rule

11:46 Conclusion and Teaser for Next Episode

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