What was the cause of Shays’ Rebellion?

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Well, from what I can see from your answers is your answer is going to be B) <span>Land was not available for new farmers so Daniel Shays led a rebellion against the national government.

This is because back then the farmers had been in a lot of debt because of the economic depression. The farmers also wanted the government to print more money to help the farmers get out of their debt. There had also been riots that had happened because of the government's decisions.

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Paha777 [63]3 years ago

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the right answer is D. Riots broke after Daniel Shays requested help from the state government to keep his farm and refused

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