Question

why couldnt the federal government intervene in shays rebellion? it was not allowed to act against u.s. citizens. it had no experience in conducting warfare. it was restricted from interfering with states.

Explanation:

Shays' Rebellion occurred under the Articles of Confederation, which established a weak federal government with limited powers. The federal government lacked the authority to intervene in state matters, including quelling internal rebellions—this responsibility rested with individual states.

Answer:

It was restricted from interfering with states.