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koban [17]
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Will give brainnly!! Please answer!!

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wolverine [178]3 years ago
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Shay's Rebellion: Man who lead a Rebellion against the government due to them taking Farmers land away if unable to pay. But was arrested.

Consitutional C: A convention Held to deal with the famers and Thier land problems.
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