What Were The Consequences Of Shay's Rebellion

The revolution was a result in many consequences for a wide range of people. With the Revolution, this brought violence, economic disadvantages, loss of properties and farms. Many acts of violence, protesting, deaths, and imprisonment. All this becoming known to be the Shays’ Rebellion, Whiskey Rebellion, and the Gabriel’s Rebellion. Shays rebellion started out with a load of debt, the people and mostly farmers struggled tremendously with paying their dues. Unfortunately, the government sided with the creditors to close out the farmers assets. This made the people turn to Daniel Shays, the man who led the Shays’ Rebellion. He assembled his people and they were known as “Shaysites” rebels that wanted to use violence for the governing of the