Shays' Rebellion

They put a tax on corn and so alot of farmers were angry and caused a rebellion.

No. Locke was an English philosopher. He died in 1704 a long time before Shay.

he liked people.

All of these were issues in shay's rebellion

Daniel shay started the whiskey rebellion in which he stirred up farmers and peasents against the government because of the tax on whiskey.

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Shay's Rebellion which started in northern Canada lasted for more than 10000 years lol jk it lasted for 190 years dam thats long right!

Under the Land Ordinance of 1785, 6x6 mile squares were created, called

Taxes required of poor farmers

they were angry

It lead to the installation of a viceroy

Robert Aske lead the Pilgrimage of Grace.

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Farmers who couldn't pay their taxes or loans.Farmers felt like they were treated unfair and so they attacked the courts.Then Massachusetts Legislature sent a Militia to drive the farmers away.

Shay's rebellion was important because it showed that the central government was very weak and showed that there were too high taxes and heavy debts.

The rebellions started by Daniel Shays in 1786 were a protest against the veterans from the revolutionary war not getting their wages

of course it was...

Shay's Rebellion was an armed uprising in Central/Western Massachusetts that started on August 29, 1786. The financial difficulties of the depression, lack of currency, and harsh government policies led to the start of the rebellion.

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some went suicidel others just sat down and started crying for years..........just like you

Leaders like George Washington viewed Shays' Rebellion as a significant threat to the nascent republic and its stability. Washington expressed concern over the uprising, fearing it could undermine the authority of the federal government and lead to anarchy. The rebellion highlighted the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation, prompting calls for a stronger central government, which ultimately contributed to the drafting of the U.S. Constitution. Washington's reaction underscored the need for a balance between liberty and order in the new nation.