How was the Whiskey Rebellion an effect of Alexander Hamilton’s economic policies?

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Whiskey manufacturers objected to decreasing debt.

Whiskey manufacturers objected to decreasing debt.

Democratic-Republicans planned protests across the nation.

Democratic-Republicans planned protests across the nation.

The national bank rejected loans from southerners.

The national bank rejected loans from southerners.

Excise taxes caused unrest amongst farmers.

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The correct response is: Excise taxes caused unrest amongst farmers.

The Whiskey Rebellion was largely fueled by the excise tax on whiskey that was implemented as part of Alexander Hamilton's economic policies to help pay off national debt. Many farmers, particularly in the western frontier regions, relied on whiskey production as a source of income and were angered by this tax, leading to the rebellion.