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Summary of passage
Shay’s Rebellion in late 1700s stemmed from farmers’ anger over high taxes and debt, led by Daniel Shays, a former soldier. The rebels aimed to stop courts from seizing their farms due to unpaid taxes. They marched to a courthouse in Springfield, Massachusetts, and attempted to take over a federal arsenal. However, the government called in the state militia to crush the rebellion, leading to many arrests and Shays fleeing to Vermont. Despite its failure, Shay’s Rebellion highlighted the need for a stronger, more unified government to handle future uprisings and prompted legal changes to protect farmers. It underscored the post-war challenges in building a new nation after the Revolutionary War.
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