In the aftermath of Bacon's Rebellion,

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One of the key outcomes of Bacon's Rebellion was the opening up of territory previously reserved for the Indians to white settlement. Prior to the rebellion, Governor Berkeley had attempted to restrict westward expansion and maintain peace with the Native Americans, but Bacon and his followers wanted more land to be made available for settlement. The rebellion ultimately led to the removal of the Doegs and the Susquehannocks from the Tidewater region, and the expansion of white settlement into the interior of Virginia.

In the Aftermath of Bacon's Rebellion