Question

Which of the following made

up the revolting group of
Shays' Rebellion?
A. 2000 Loyalists
B. 2000 farmers
C. 2000 Sons of Liberty

Answer 1

The revolting group in Shays' Rebellion was composed of 2000 farmers.

Step-by-step explanation:

The group that made up Shays' Rebellion was composed of 2000 farmers. Shays' Rebellion was an uprising of Massachusetts farmers in 1786-1787, led by Daniel Shays. The rebellion was primarily a response to economic grievances faced by farmers who were suffering from high debt and foreclosure due to post-war economic depression and high taxes.

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