What caused the Andros Rebellion and how did it end?

The Andros Rebellion, which occurred in the Bahamas in 1965, was primarily fueled by grievances over political representation, economic inequality, and dissatisfaction with British colonial rule. The rebellion was led by the Progressive Liberal Party, advocating for greater autonomy and rights for Bahamians. It ultimately ended with the intervention of British forces, restoring order, and subsequently led to negotiations that paved the way for increased self-governance, culminating in independence in 1973.