Question

Shays’s Rebellion in western Massachusetts showed that the national government needed additional powers to address some urgent issues. Which issues were they?
slavery and individual liberties
domestic economy and security
foreign security and westward expansion
foreign trade and defense
interstate commerce and state boundaries @LunyMoony

Answer 1

B I think

Answer 2

Can you recall the evens that took place during Shay Rebellion?

Answer 3

"The poor man's revolution"

Answer 4

Oh lol i can help

Answer 5

Shays' anger began to fume during the postwar depression because the Massachusetts legislature denied the demands of farmers for paper money that would have prevented foreclosure on their lands. So many farmers began to lose their farms and all that they had. Shays was hit hard by the impact of the depression on not only himself, but seeing the effects that it had on his friends and family of the community. His response? Rebel and force the government to help out the people in the country for whom he had just risked his life. Shays took action immediately. He took charge of the insurgents at Springfield and forced the Supreme Court to adjourn. With these troops, he led a surprise attack on the government in January 1787. The government was shocked by not only his efforts, but also the support behind his efforts.

Answer 6

A bunch of angry farmers right?

Answer 7

C is right, I believe

Answer 8

Agree with Joel

Answer 9

lol

Answer 10

Right Bella, commoners were upset because of the depression after the wars. They were protesting against taxes, etc. Now that you know it was an economic riot -- which answer seems most correct?

Answer 11

domestic economy and security

Answer 12

becaus the others dont go with the story of shays rebellion

Answer 13

Yes -- I agree with your answer choice. Nice work.

Answer 14

thank you

Answer 15

I SAID B LOL

Answer 16

thank you joel

Answer 17

I know, totally sry about that. I mean to say B

Answer 18

i know what you meant lol

Answer 19

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