bacon's rebellion stirred up a slave rebellion in virginia.
who stirred up a slave rebellion in virginia?
bacon's rebellion
bullet::::- world war ii-era japanese-american internment (1942–46)





























bullet::::- world war ii-era italian-american internment (1942–43)





























section::::armed insurrections and slave revolts.





























see also: slave rebellion, tax revolt





























bullet::::- gloucester county, virginia slave rebellion (1663)





























bullet::::- bacon's rebellion (1676)





























bullet::::- leisler's rebellion (1689–91)





























bullet::::- stono rebellion (1739)





























bullet::::- pontiac's rebellion (1763–66)





























bullet::::- war of the regulation (1764–71)





























bullet::::- boston tea party (1773)





























bullet::::- american revolutionary war (1775–83)





























bullet::::- shays' rebellion (1786)





























bullet::::- whiskey rebellion (1794)





























bullet::::- john fries' rebellion (1799–1800)





























bullet::::- louisiana territory slave rebellion (1811)





























bullet::::- nat turner's slave rebellion (1831)





























bullet::::- buckshot war (1837–38)





























bullet::::- patriot war (1837–38)
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a slave rebellion is an armed uprising by slaves. slave rebellions have occurred in nearly all societies that practice slavery or have practiced slavery in the past. a desire for freedom and the dream of successful rebellion are often the greatest objects of song, art and culture amongst the enslaved population. the events are often brutally opposed by slaveholders.
slave rebellion