Although Shays' Rebellion did not achieve its immediate goal, what did it prove about the United States?

A) Farmers could not be trusted.

B) The United States had made a big mistake by declaring independence.

C) The United States Army was very powerful.

D) The United States was a weak nation.

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Guadalupe Galloway

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10 February, 00:24

Although Shays' Rebellion did not achieve its immediate goal, what did it prove about the United States?

A) Farmers could not be trusted.

B) The United States had made a big mistake by declaring independence.

C) The United States Army was very powerful.

D) The United States was a weak nation.

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Julianne Hanson · Answer 1

The answer would be along the lines of problems with federal authority linked with the articles of confederation but in this case I would go with "D) The United States was a weak nation."

Although Shays' Rebellion did not achieve its immediate goal, what did it prove about the United States?A) Farmers could not be trusted.B) The United States had made a big mistake by declaring independence.C) The United States Army was very powerful.D) The United States was a weak nation.

Although Shays' Rebellion did not achieve its immediate goal, what did it prove about the United States?

A) Farmers could not be trusted.

B) The United States had made a big mistake by declaring independence.

C) The United States Army was very powerful.

D) The United States was a weak nation.