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What was the effect of shays rebellion on the nation?

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romanna [79]3 years ago
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The Shay's rebellion was a bunch of angry of farmers and I believe it's either B or D. I'm leaning more towards B due to the fact that under the articles of confederation the government was un-able to text which bounced back onto farmers and it made them riot
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