In A People's History of the United States is there any parallel between Bacon's Rebellion and the Indian wars preceeding the War of 1812?

The major connection between these two is that in both
cases there was tension between poor whites and rich whites even as both white groups
were willing to abuse and exploit Indians.

In both cases,
the poor whites were not happy with the way that the elites were behaving.  Bacon's
Rebellion was largely about class.  Zinn portrays common soldiers as being unhappy with
Jackson's wars against the Indians.

However, in both cases,
both poor and rich whites were happy to abuse the Indians.  Bacon's rebels killed
friendly Indians.  Jackson used friendly Indians to defeat hostile Indians, only to
betray them later.

In these ways, there are similarities
between the two.