Shays's Rebellion was historically significant because it helped lead to the drafting of the Constitution. The rebellion highlighted the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation, particularly regarding the federal government's inability to manage economic and civil unrest. This event spurred discussion and ultimately the convening of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, where a new framework of government was created.
Why was Shays's Rebellion historically significant? (1 point)
• It helped lead to a new Massachusetts law about farming.
• It helped lead to calls for less government regulation.
• It helped lead to the drafting of the Constitution.
• It helped lead to an increased public interest in the military.
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