The Articles of Confederation are framed as wartime anti-tax and anti-army arrangements that cannot sustain postwar state capacity, producing Shays’ Rebellion.
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Shays Rebellion
The Articles of Confederation are framed as wartime anti-tax and anti-army arrangements that cannot sustain postwar state capacity, producing Shays’ Rebellion.
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"...took over their farms. And this led to something called the Shays' Rebellion."
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