Question

1. what rebellion tested george washingtons ability to enforce federal laws?

a. bacons rebellion.
b. the whiskey rebellion.
c. the empire rebellion.
d. shays rebellion.

Explanation:

The Whiskey Rebellion (1791 - 1794) was a tax protest in the United States. George Washington led a militia to suppress it, showing the federal government's ability to enforce laws. Bacon's Rebellion (1676) was in colonial Virginia. Shays' Rebellion (1786 - 1787) was before Washington's presidency. The Empire Rebellion is not a relevant U.S. historical event in this context.

Answer:

B. The Whiskey Rebellion