Question

question 16
shays rebellion
was a successful revolt.
convinced many political leaders that the national government was too powerful.
convinced many political leaders that the national government was too weak.
reinforced public support for the articles of confederation.
occurred after the philadelphia convention of 1787.

Explanation:

Shays' Rebellion in 1786 - 1787 was an armed uprising in Massachusetts. The national government under the Articles of Confederation was unable to effectively deal with it, which convinced many political leaders that the national government was weak. It was not successful as it was eventually put down, didn't show the national government was too powerful, weakened support for the Articles of Confederation, and occurred before the 1787 Philadelphia convention.

Answer:

C. convinced many political leaders that the national government was too weak.