In the 1840s, abolitionists focused on resistance by runaway slaves, establishing international antislavery support networks to pressure the u. s. to abolish slavery, and sponsoring talks by what skillful orator and escaped slave, whose autobiography was published in 1845 and subsequently translated into several languages?

How did bacon's rebellion affect relations between colonists and native americans? a. relations improved after many were disgusted by the violence of the rebellion.b. after the rebellion, colonists placed less focus on the "indian problem."c. the rebellion showed many that in order to establish better relations between colonists and native americans,  slavery  had to be legalized.d. more colonists supported an armed expansion into native american territory.