What Was the Significance of Shays's Rebellion in Massachusetts in Early

question 46

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of Shays's Rebellion in Massachusetts in early 1787?

• A) The federal government should not have an arsenal.
• B) The Revolutionary War did not end all hostile actions in the new colonies.
• C) Daniel Shays was a powerful military leader who was well organized.
• D) A weak and unresponsive federal government carried with it the danger of violence and disorder.
• E) Whiskey would prove problematic for the new nation.

Analyze the legal and social challenges faced by communities affected by climate change.

Grasp the constitutional requirements for legal standing in environmental lawsuits.

Recognize the moral and religious perspectives on environmental protection.

Understand the regulatory framework for pesticide approval and its implications on pollinator populations.

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