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During Bacon's Rebellion in 1676, those who protested against the leadership of the colony were chiefly1. grandees (elite planters) who wanted to shift the tax burden to poorer farmers2. slaveholders who sought harsh penalties for fugitive slaves3. Native Americans who revolted against being displaced from their lands4. small farmers who wanted to settle on Native American lands
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