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Both Bacon's Rebellion and Culpeper's Rebellion resulted from conflict between:

Both Bacon's Rebellion and Culpeper's Rebellion resulted from conflict between:

A) government powers and backcountry regions of Virginia and North Carolina.
B) Puritans and dissenters in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
C) praying town Indians and Covenant Chain Indians in New England.
D) slave traders and those who objected to slavery.

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