Shays's Rebellion in chronological order

Answer 1

The correct order is:

(1)The American Revolution left states deeply in debt.

(2)Daniel Shays led a group of armed farmers who used the language of the American Revolution against the Massachusetts legislature.

(3)The national government was unable to raise forces to put down Shays's Rebellion.

(4)Shays's supporters were elected to the Massachusetts legislature. The Massachusetts legislature repealed the taxes and stopped paying its debts.

(5)Congress agreed to call a meeting "for the sole and express purpose of revising the Articles of Confederation.

The correct order is:

(1) Massachusetts taxed land to pay its Revolutionary War debts.

(2) Farmers led by Daniel Shays protested the Massachusetts land taxes.

(3) Privately raised forces put down Shays's Rebellion.

(4) Shays's supporters were elected to the Massachusetts legislature. The Massachusetts legislature repealed the taxes and stopped paying its debts.

(5) Nationalists in the rest of the country called for a stronger national government.

Answer 2

The events surrounding Shays Rebellion in chronological order are:

Mass taxed land to pay it's Revolutionary War debts.

Farmers led by Daniel Shays protested the Mass land taxes

Privately raised forces put down Shay's Rebellion

Shay's supporters were elected to the Mass legislature. The Mass legislature repealed the taxes and stopped paying its debts

Nationalist in the rest of the country called for a stronger national government.

Answer 3

The American economy went into a depression after the American Revolution.

Daniel Shays led a group of armed farmers who used the language of the American Revolution against the Massachusetts legislature.

The Massachusetts militia refused to turn out and put down Shays's Rebellion.

Shays's supporters were elected to the Massachusetts legislature. The Massachusetts legislature repealed the taxes and stopped paying its debts.

The Constitutional Convention tried to create a national government that would prevent future rebellions.