The primary way in which Shay's Rebellion showcased the economic issues of the age was that it proved that the federal government lacked any adequate means to put down the rebellion, and that there was no central system of taxation, which was needed to pay of war debts.
It would be the country of "China" that <span>Japan invaded in 1931 and again in 1938, since Japan is a small island nation and they needed more natural resources and territory. </span>
