Question

the participants in shays rebellion were acting in opposition to the spirit of the revolution. true false question 4 1 pts which groups supported stronger national authority during the 1780s? select all that apply. small local militias anti - federalists frontier farmers struggling with debt merchants and business leaders frustrated by trade problems nationalists like james madison and alexander hamilton people who had lent money to the government during the revolution

Explanation:

Shays' Rebellion was by debt - stressed farmers protesting economic hardships and government policies, which was in line with the revolutionary spirit of challenging unjust authority. Small local militias, Anti - Federalists, and frontier farmers struggling with debt generally opposed stronger national authority. Merchants, business leaders, nationalists like Madison and Hamilton, and those who lent money to the government during the Revolution wanted stronger national authority to deal with economic and political issues.

Answer:

1. False
2. Merchants and business leaders frustrated by trade problems

Nationalists like James Madison and Alexander Hamilton
People who had lent money to the government during the Revolution