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In this episode of Why Wars Happened History Podcast, we go into the events leading up to Bacon's Rebellion, a pivotal moment in Virginia's history. We explore the escalating tensions between Virginia colonists and the Susquehannock tribe, detailing the attacks, Governor Berkeley's strange decisions on how to respond to the attacks, and the colonies' desperate cries for protection. This episode also shows how Nathaniel Bacon, rose to become a rebel leader against the governor's inaction, setting the stage for a much larger conflict. Tune in to understand the complexities and motivations behind one of America’s early rebellions.

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00:00 Introduction

00:17 Conflict with the Susquehannock Tribe

03:11 Governor Berkeley's Dilemma

09:20 The Rise of Nathaniel Bacon

12:00 Bacon's Rebellion Begins

12:45 Governor Berkeley's Response

13:33 Conclusion and Next Episode Preview

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