How Did Bacon's Rebellion Affect Virginia

I believe that Bacon’s Rebellion had a lasting impact on Virginia. Nathaniel Bacon managed to unite poor white people, indentured servants and slaves in an effort to overthrow their corrupt government. He also openly condemned the rich for their oppression of the poor before his rebellion was ended by British forces. After the rebellion elite planters decided to replace their indentured servants with more easily controlled enslaved africans.

My object, a rusty chain, is symbolic to the control the whites had over the enslaved africans. Instead of importing English speaking slaves from the West Indies, they got slaves shipped directly from Africa. These slaves would be far easier to control and less likely to form alliances with poor whites,

as they were not familiar with the English language or culture.
By the 1700’s slave populations had risen tremendously, british immigration had slowed and many white people had become more established. Virginia’s white population united over their common racial virtue and their opposition to the well being/interests of the African Slaves and Native Americans. Whites justified their actions by telling themselves that Africans, like Natives, were an uncivilized lesser race than them. They felt the Africans lacked even more intelligence and admirable human qualities than the Indians. Virginia's white supremacy and enslavement became a critical element in the origin of the Old South.