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Whiskey Rebellion
The Whiskey Rebellion occurred in the 1790s. It was due to dissatisfaction with policies that were passed. Whiskey was not the sole reason for the resistance, but a tax upon it was a major cause.
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What was an exception to the reasons The Whiskey Rebellion was significant?
The full question is:
What was an exception to the reasons The Whiskey Rebellion was significant
A the rebels were acting in the tradition of the Patriots of 1765 and the shaysites of 1786 only now they also waved banners proclaiming the French Rev slogan Liberty Equality Fraternity
B Washington used force to put down the first strong challenge to the federal government's authority in order to make and enforce a law
C suppressing the revolt Washington deterred secessionist movements on the frontier
D Washington publicly broke with Thomas Jefferson who covertly supported the insurgents and precipitated open party conflict
The tax had cut the demand for the corn whiskey the farmers brewed and bartered for eastern
manufactures. Like the Sons of Liberty in 1765 and the Shaysites in 1786, the Whiskey Rebels
assailed the tax collectors who sent the farmers' hard-earned money to a distant government.
But the protesters also waved banners proclaiming the French revolutionary slogan
"Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity!" To deter popular rebellion and uphold national authority,
President Washington raised an army of 12,000 troops and dispersed the Whiskey
Rebels. - Henretta, James A. and David Brody. America: A Concise History, Volume I: To 1877. 4th ed., Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's, 2010. chapter 7 page 200
How long can you preserve whisKey?
Whiskey can be preserved indefinitely if it remains unopened and stored in a cool, dark place. Once opened, it can last for several years, but its flavor may gradually change due to oxidation. To maintain its quality, it's best to consume it within a year or two after opening. Proper sealing and minimal exposure to air will help prolong its shelf life.
How did the whiskey rebellion compare to fries rebellion?
Both rebellions were in Pennsylvania, lead by farmers, had pardoned deaths by two different presidents. While the Whiskey Rebellion was meant to raise revenue because from the Revolutionary War, the Fries Rebellion was meant to raise money for an "undeclared" war with France.
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How did George Washington end the rebellion?
President Washington and Alexander Hamilton set out at the head of 15,000 troops to suppress the "rebellion." The President left the expedition when the rebels scattered. Hamilton pushed on and arrested a few men. They were tried, convicted of treason and sentenced to death. Washington pardoned them, calling them "mental defectives." The military ending was a success, even though a far larger force than necessary was used. Politically, the Federalists were glad for the opportunity to show the national government's right to enforce the law in a state. However, westerners would never vote for a Federalist once the two party system emerged.
Did George Washington refuse Whiskey Rebellion?
Washington raised an army to crush they rebellion. However, before Washington arrived to Pennsylvania the militia dispersed. Washington and his forces arrested a few people, who were either found not guilty or pardoned.
What are facts about the whiskey rebellion?
Facts about the Whiskey Rebellion include that is started in 1791. This rebellion was a tax protest and was started by farmers who were being taxed for their crops to help pay for the Revolutionary War.
The Whiskey Rebellion was most significant because?
it showed that the new federal government would use force if necessary to upload its authority
What did the federalists hope to prove with the governments response to the whiskey rebellion?
the federalists proved that they had power by stopping the rebellion.
What is Washington's view is of the whiskey rebellion?
George Washington made public his objection to the rise of powerful state or regional interests. He sent nearly 13,000 soldiers to crush the rebellion.
Why did George Washington put down whiskey rebellion?
to show the new power of the federal government and to show that rebellions will not be tolerated thats why he showed up with 13,000 troops in such a short amount of time.
What did Thomas Jefferson do in the whiskey rebellion?
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whiskey_Rebellion
What message was the government sending by crushing the Whiskey Rebellion Was the message effective?
How are pinckneys treaty and the whiskey rebellion related?
They both involved the new government's use of the army.
