1:people and places
2:causes
3:events
4:The aftermath
5:Vocabulary
100

who was the leader of the rebellion.

Daniel Shays 

100

what was the main economic problem that led to the rebellion?

High taxes and debt

100

In what year did rebellion begin?

1786

100

How did the rebellion affect the national government?

It highlighted the weaknesses of the Articles of confederation.

100

What is rebellion?

An act of violent or open resistance to an established government or ruler.

200

What state was the primary location of the rebellion


Massachusetts

200

What group of people were most affected by the economic crisis.

Farmers

200

What was the name of the first major protest by the rebels, where they closed down courts?

The Berkshire protests

200

What was the name of the first major protest by the rebels, where the closed down courts.

The Bershire protests.

200

What is militia?

A military force that is raised from the civilian population to supplement a regular army in an emergency.

300

What was the name of the armory that rebels attempted to seize?

The Springfield Armory

300

what was a common punishment for farmers who couldnt pay their debts.

Imprisonment

300

What event marked the end of the rebellion?

The attack on the Springfield Armory.

300

What was the ultimate fate of Daniel shay and his lieutenants?

They were pardoned.

300

What is debt?

A sum of money that is owed or due.

400

Who was the governor of Massachusetts during the rebellion?

James Bowdoin

400

What national government document was in effect at the time, which was seen as too weak to address the crisis?

The articles of Confederation

400

What was the final battle of the rebellion?

The Battle of Petersham

400

The rebellion led to a call for a stronger federal government, which resulted in the creation of what document.

The United states Consitution.

400

What is foreclosure?

The action of taking possession of a mortgaged property when the mortgagor fails to make payment.

500

who led the state miltia that suppressed the rebellion?

General Benjamin Lincoln

500

What was the name of tax that was particularly burdensome for farmers?

The poll tax

500

What did the rebels do to prevent foreclosures and debt collections?

They shut down courthouses.

500

What was the lasting impact of the rebellion on America political thought?

It convinced many leaders that a stronger central government was needed to maintain order stability.

500

what is creditor?

A person or company to whom money is owed.

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