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tensa zangetsu [6.8K]
1 year ago
10

What effect did shay's rebellion have on the delegates discussing the amending of the articles of confederation?.

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jenyasd209 [6]1 year ago
3 0

Shay's rebellion have great effect on the delegates who were discussing the amendments of the Articles of Confederation by revealing the government's shortcomings.

<h3>What is Articles of Confederation?</h3>

Thirteen colonies proclaimed their independence from Great Britain in the year 1776, forming United States of America. Draft a constitution named as the Articles of Confederation.

The prologue, thirteen articles, the conclusion, and a section listing the signatories make up the Articles of Confederation. The individual articles specify the guidelines for the central government of the confederation's present and future functions.

Therefore, Shay' rebellion approach the delegates towards final establishment of the US Constitution with the proper extent and jurisdiction of the US government.

To know more about Articles of Confederation refer:

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