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long ago in the 80s they taxed whiskey to unprevoke the usage of moonshine (which is an illegal homemade acholic beverage) for help ; open the third & fourth link on : Www.cut-my-tax.info
What were the long-term effects of Shay's Rebellion?
In the early days of the United States, farmers west of the Appalachian Mountains found it expensive to sell their crops. It was expensive to ship corn, a bulk commodity. They could turn corn into whiskey, a high priced item, and ship it for far less money than the corn it was made from. The government put a tax on whiskey. The tax mainly affected farmers west of the mountains. It also mainly affected a poorer element of society. The Farmers refused to pay the tax and rebelled against the Tax Collectors. President Washington led an army against the rebellion, and crushed the rebellion. The significance of the rebellion was that it showed that the Federal Government could and would enforce its laws. However, in the long term, it also showed that the rich Federalists could not get away with leveling a tax on the poorest segment of society.
The Battle of Long Island
They like it and it has a long history. Washington was suppose to have had the best whiskey in the colonies. He had a distillery at Mt. Vernon.
At least a year or more.
Practically forever.
It depends on the barrel.
5 days
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3oz,
3 minutes