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England took action against Massachusetts because they didn't want to obey England. In order to make the colonial of Mass obedient they put the north under a single rule.
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Who led a pro-debtor revolt against the government of Massachusetts in 1786?
Daniel Shays
What is the protection against unfair government actions and laws?
protection from unfair actions by the goverment
1786 Massachusetts debtor farmers rebelled against the state government and were defeated in battle?
Shay's Rebellion
Why did Daniel shays rebelled against the government?
Daniel Shays rebelled against oppressive debt collection and tax policies in Massachusetts. He wanted to reform the government. He was angered by the economic policies and aggressive tax collecting.
A state government cannot take actions that go against the laws and authority of?
U.s. constitution
Was Anne Hutchin banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for being a witch?
No she was banished for holding meetings in her house that the Church did not approve of because she was teaching against the religious government from Massachusetts
The colonial revolt against control by the English government?
Revolutionary War
Why did James oglethorpe start the Georgia colony?
The English government wanted to use Georgia as an outpost against the Spanish in Florida and the French in Louisiana.
Who led the first american rebellion against an unresponsive government?
The American rebellion against Boston, Massachusetts unresponsive government was lead by Daniel Shays. The members called themselves Shaysites and some considered them was American Revolution heroes.
What is the difference between immoral and illegal?
Immoral is against your conscience. Illegal is breaking a rule of the government.
What actions can the government take against geohazards?
Well, they could make peoples houses stronger and more stable on the ground.
Best explain why the US took actions against Guatemala's government?
The U.S. feared communism was spreading to Latin America.
