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name: nateo rodas
section: 2
date: 11
shays’ rebellion worksheet
\a little rebellion now and then is a good thing. it is a medicine necessary
for the sound health of government. god forbid that we should ever be
twenty years without such a rebellion.\
-thomas jefferson

daniel shays was a colonial army captain who was wounded during the
revolutionary war. when he returned home he was summoned to
court for unpaid debts, which he could not pay because he was not
paid for his military service. daniel shays was alarmed to discover
that many of his fellow veterans and farmers were in the same
financial situation as he. he helped lead a rebellion and protest against
politicians, economic injustice, and inequitable such as excessive taxes
on property, unjust court actions, heavy polling taxes, costly lawsuits, and an
unstable currency. he pressed for an issue of paper money.

the revolutionary war was over and the country was in chaos under the articles of confederation. in the summer of
1786, the “regulators” as the rebels called themselves, forced courts in massachusetts to close. the massachusetts’s
governor quickly raised a private army to restore the courts and to protect the state.

on january, 25th, 1787, shays led insurgents to the federal
arsenal in springfield with about 1,500 armed men behind
him. this was the most violent event of the wide-spread
rebellion that ended in the bloody clash at the arsenal as the
rebels attempted to seize the muskets, cannon, barracks, and
ammunition stored there.

the massachusetts militia fired several cannons into the ranks
of the advancing rebels, killing four and wounding many
more. no muskets were fired by either side. crying \murder\,
shays’ men scattered in disarray.

newly-elected governor john hancock, only two men were
sentenced to death for treason. pardoned months later by
and the newly-elected massachusetts legislature began the work of reform.

that following summer, the federal constitutional convention
philadelphia struggled to create a stronger central government
that would \establish justice and insure domestic tranquility.\
shays’ rebellion is today considered one of the major events
leading to the formation of the united states constitution.

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