whiskey rebellion
Taxes required of poor farmers -APEX
The Whiskey Rebellion during George Washington's Administration where farmers, who had begun to use whiskey produced from surplus grain as a medium of exchange and store of value. This action made the whiskey a currency in the government's eyes and then they levied taxes against it at the instigation of Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton. The farmers protested this new tax using the same principles of "No Taxation without Representation" that were the basis for the American Revolution itself.
They do that because they would divide their land among their sons and after several generations the average farmer would have about an acre of land. So with a little bit of money they had no choice but to sell their land to aristocrats and become tenant farmers.
the main cause of shays rebellion was that the uprising of farmers to protest high taxes and heavy debt became known as shay's rebellion. this was written by michelle read heart the end
The economic depression of the mid - 1780s impact farmers because i know this is one of the chapter 7 review key term question and you are just too lazy too find the answer yourself.----try page 209, it helpif you don't know what i'm talking about:-- it affected farmers because the crop prices declined and many were unable to pay their taxes and the state government began seizing farms and selling them in order to get the taxes back.
whiskey rebellion
Shay's Rebellion.
western Pennsylvania
It is estimated that about one third of colonists protested taxes.
Taxes
Yes, all farmers pay taxes.
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Taxes required of poor farmers
Taxes required of poor farmers -APEX
Simple. The chief crop was corn. It was difficult to transport anything by wagon over the Indian footpaths along mountain ridges. It was cheapest to make whiskey from corn and more profitable to transport it over the mountains to the east. Whiskey stills were prominent businesses, just as important as the blacksmith, saddler, and undertaker. When the government wanted to tax whiskey, it would have deeply cut into farmers' profits. The Whiskey Rebellion was a major fight against taxation.
Because of high taxes, they faced the loss of their farms to foreclosure.
because of high taxes, they faced the loss of their farms to forclosure.