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Why was Nathaniel Bacon enraged by Governor Sir William Berkeley?- Berkeley represented the common man in Virginia, especially small farmers.- Berkeley opposed the economic dominance and political influence of large planters.- Berkeley led a revolt of the poor against the well-connected and wealthy.- Berkeley ran against Bacon for the game of governor of Maryland.- Berkeley refused to punish the Native Americans for raiding White settlements.
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