Nathaniel Bacon was a straight forward man who pushed for his beliefs and in the end believed that violence was the answer. Not only did he threatened the kill corrupt governor Berkeley, he also brought his 500-man army to bring terror upon him as well. On the other hand, Roger Williams believed in peace and that all things can be solved through religion. He looked up to his creator on many of his life decisions and let that pave his road to success in created church and state separation. By buying out the Narragansett Indians rather than attacking them, it proves that these two Englishmen mindsets were completely offset when it comes to peace
Nathaniel Bacon was a straight forward man who pushed for his beliefs and in the end believed that violence was the answer. Not only did he threatened the kill corrupt governor Berkeley, he also brought his 500-man army to bring terror upon him as well. On the other hand, Roger Williams believed in peace and that all things can be solved through religion. He looked up to his creator on many of his life decisions and let that pave his road to success in created church and state separation. By buying out the Narragansett Indians rather than attacking them, it proves that these two Englishmen mindsets were completely offset when it comes to peace