During his two years in office poor economic conditions and harsh fiscal policy laid down by his government led to the uprising known as Shays' Rebellion.

This came to be known as Shays's Rebellion, and was a key event leading to the Federal constitutional convention (political meeting).

The incident became known as Bacon's Rebellion.

Under this guise, he led what came to be known as Pugachev's Rebellion in 1774, ultimately crushed by Catherine's forces.

Upon his arrival, he was sent up the James River to put an end to what has become known as "Bacon's Rebellion".

This action 200 years later would be known as "Cheney Clow's Rebellion".

In 1676, the tension erupted into a conflict between the colonists known as Bacon's Rebellion.

Earlier in 1787, Lincoln helped put an end to an uprising of farmers known as Shays' Rebellion.

When he did so, he inherited the job of dealing with the Indian uprising known as Pontiac's Rebellion.

Today it is known as the Peasants' Rebellion.