Why, When and Where
Origins
Positives
Negatives
Outcomes
100

What did they rebel against?

The Articles of Confederation

100

The uprising of farmers led to what?

Shay´s Rebellion.

100

What did they stop the government from doing?

Selling their land.

100

It didn´t last long. How long did it last?

About 1 year.
100

How many leaders were sentenced to death?

14

200

Why did they rebel?

War debt.
200

What did the rebellion shut down?

Courts.

200

When were they defeated?

January 1787.

300

Who were the people who rebelled? 

Farmers.

300

Why did the taxes hurt the farmers?

They did not have enough money.

300

How did they keep their land?

By winning the rebellion.

300

What threats did the farmers receive?

Death and Capture.

400

Where was the Rebellion?

Massachusetts.

400

What was one way that the rebellion started?

The conflict between farmers and merchants.

400

What did Shay´s Rebellion expose about the government?

It showed that the government was weak.

500

What caused the rebellion?

Taxes and the selling of land by the government.

500

Who were the rebels before they were farmers?

They were ex Revolutionary war vets.

500

What document did the rebellion change?

The Articles of Confederation.

500

What happened to society after it?

Economic and social chaos.

500

What was one of the impacts of Shays´s rebellion?

Influence the Constitutional Convention in Phillie.

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