What year did the whiskey rebellion end?

Answer 1

The rebellion began July 17,1794, when a federal marshal came to PA to serve papers on people who had not paid the whiskey tax. The news of this prompted some 500 men to arm and attack the home of the federal tax inspector.

It ended in October ,1794 after federal troop arrived .

Answer 2

In 1791 the US government passed a law imposing a tax on the sale of alcohol. It was inherently unfair in that large scale producers of alcohol payed 6 cents per gallon of alcohol, while smaller scale alcohol producers were taxed at 9 cents. President George Washington was a large scale producer of alcohol, and this was seen as a conflict of interest by his critics. Sale of alcohol was one of the primary means of income for farmers, particularly those on the frontier who lived at bare subsistence levels. From the beginning there were wide scale protests against the alcohol tax, and some became violent riots.

In the summer of 1794 an armed rebellion broke out in Pennsyvania, and on August 7, 1794 George Washington imposed martial law.

Answer 3

The Whiskey Rebellion ended in October, 1794.

Answer 4

happened in southwestern Pennsylvania in 1794

Answer 5

The actual whiskey rebellion ended in 1794. Court proceedings resulting from it lasted longer.

Answer 6

Whiskey Rebellion happened in 1794.