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That congress, or The gov't, could not raise an army to "suppress insurrections." They could not really do anything at all. For example, they could make laws, but couldn't enforce them.

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How did the shayss rebellion lead to a call for change in the US?

Bendy and she's rebellion showed the weakness of the comfort company Dacian government it let some Americans to me that the Articles of Confederation ideas of liberty set forth in the Declaration of Independence with Massachusetts have asked national government to help put down Shays rebellion congress could offer a little help more Americans began calling for a stronger central government they want to leaders who would be able to protect the nation in times of crisis


Which event demonstrated the inability of congress under the articles of confederation to respond to crisis?

Shay's rebellion


What Federalist Era domestic crisis represented the first major test of the national governments ability to enforce its laws within the states?

the Whiskey Rebellion


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What rebellion showed that the new government could handle a crisis?

The Whiskey Rebellion of 1794 demonstrated that the new U.S. government could effectively manage a crisis. Farmers in western Pennsylvania protested against a federal excise tax on whiskey, viewing it as an unfair burden. In response, President George Washington mobilized a militia force to suppress the rebellion, showcasing the federal government's ability to enforce laws and maintain order. This decisive action helped establish the authority of the federal government and its commitment to upholding the rule of law.

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What crisis emerged from shay rebellion?

That congress, or The gov't, could not raise an army to "suppress insurrections." They could not really do anything at all. For example, they could make laws, but couldn't enforce them.


What was Washington's crisis as president?

The Whiskey Rebellion.


When Washington was president what crisis rose in 1793 and what crisis rose in 1794?

The Whiskey Rebellion.


What financial crisis lead to the Consitutional Convention?

Shay's Rebellion


How did the shayss rebellion lead to a call for change in the US?

Bendy and she's rebellion showed the weakness of the comfort company Dacian government it let some Americans to me that the Articles of Confederation ideas of liberty set forth in the Declaration of Independence with Massachusetts have asked national government to help put down Shays rebellion congress could offer a little help more Americans began calling for a stronger central government they want to leaders who would be able to protect the nation in times of crisis


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How did the constitutional crisis of 1798 end?

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Which event demonstrated the inability of congress under the articles of confederation to respond to crisis?

Shay's rebellion


Why was the Civil War a Constitutional Crisis?

Yes. Some said Jefferson Davis was guilty of treason and ought to be hanged.


What is the constitutional crisis of 1798-1800?

The Alien and Sedition acts that were passed in 1798 and led to the Virginia & Kentucky Resolutions.


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What Federalist Era domestic crisis represented the first major test of the national governments ability to enforce its laws within the states?

the Whiskey Rebellion