William Berkeley: Long-serving Governor of Colonial Virginia
William Berkeley
During his early term as governor, he placed great emphasis on cooperation with the colonial assembly, but after his restoration, his rule gradually became autocratic, deepening conflicts with colonists over Native American policies and political privileges. Ultimately, his governance provoked Nathaniel Bacon's Rebellion and led to severe turmoil, including the burning of Jamestown.
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