Shays's rebellion in 1787 was in response to what? Select all that apply

Question

(1 point)
• expansion of territories
the Northwest Ordinance
seizure of farms
increased taxes

Answer 1

Shays's Rebellion in 1787 was primarily a response to:

• seizure of farms
• increased taxes

Farmers, particularly in Massachusetts, were protesting against high taxes and the threat of farm seizures due to debts. The rebellion highlighted the frustrations of rural citizens feeling burdened by state policies and financial demands after the Revolutionary War.