Shays's Rebellion Was Significant Because It

question 15

Multiple Choice

Shays's Rebellion was significant because it

• A) convinced many observers that the government of the Confederation had become dangerously inefficient and indecisive.
• B) led to the admission of Vermont into the Union.
• C) led to the abolition of slavery.
• D) convinced Congress to approve the Louisiana Purchase.
• E) led to the start of the Civil War.

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