The statement above is true. Bacon's Rebellion was an outfitted defiance in 1676 by Virginia pilgrims drove by Nathaniel Bacon against the control of Governor William Berkeley. The state's pretentious approach as it identified with the political difficulties of its western wilderness, alongside different difficulties including letting Bacon well enough alone for his internal hover, declining to enable Bacon to be a piece of his hide exchange with the Indians, and Doeg American Indian assaults, persuaded a mainstream uprising against Berkeley, who had neglected to address the requests of the homesteaders in regards to their security.