Question

9. As a result of Shays Rebellion, and other concerns, the Congress passed 1 point

Answer 1

The Shays Rebellion led to Congress passing a resolution that said that  states will send delegates to a convention with the task of revising the Articles of  Confederation in order to Strengthen the central government.

The Shays Rebellion:

• Was an attempted rebellion by disgruntled ex-Revolutionary War soldiers who were in debt
• Had to be put down by the states
• Showed the weakness of the federal government as it had to appeal to help from states

As a result, Congress passed a resolution that called for a Constitutional Convention that would pass a new Constitution that would make the government strong enough that such a rebellion would not happen again.

In conclusion, the resolution was to strengthen the government.

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