Which flaw in the government created by the Articles of Confederation did Shays's Rebellion make apparent?

A powerful central government angered citizens.

Too few taxes meant fewer roads and programs for the colonies.

The government was unable to provide for national defense and economic policy.

The government was unable to remove guns from small militias in the colonies.

States could trade productively with other countries.

Question

Which flaw in the government created by the Articles of Confederation did Shays's Rebellion make apparent?

A powerful central government angered citizens.

Too few taxes meant fewer roads and programs for the colonies.

The government was unable to provide for national defense and economic policy.

The government was unable to remove guns from small militias in the colonies.

States could trade productively with other countries.

j.maule · Answer

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salemlover352 · Answer

Shay's Rebellion made the flaws of the Articles of Confederation apparent when the government was unable to provide for national defense and economic policy. The rebellion ultimately showed that the central government was incapable of governing the nation and preventing rebellions such as this.

sanaiyah · Answer

The answer is 

A. A powerful central government angered citizens :)