Shays' Rebellion by Mr. Reed https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4 After viewing the video in class on Friday, why was this event so significant and what were it's long term intended/unintended consequences? en-us 2017-08-25 19:32:18 UTC 2017-08-29 16:26:47 UTC hello@padlet.com Ashley Joseph https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182940693 Shays rebellion was very significant because it shed a light on the cracks of the Articles of Confederation. It had to be put down by the state militia because the national government was not strong enough. This now caused people to want a stronger national government so it can support a military. This led people to want a change. This led to the constitutional convention in May 1787 in search of a new government. There were also many consequences. The rebellion destroyed a lot of landmarks and buildings. The rebellion troubled America and led to major discussions including the formation of the Constitution.]]> 2017-08-26 16:54:22 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182940693 Aaliya Muraisi https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182973713 Shays Rebellion was significant because it showed how the Articles of Confederation made the government too weak due to the government's lack of military. Shays Rebellion led to discussion of a stronger central government and the formation of the Constitution. ]]> 2017-08-27 13:01:51 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182973713 Ashton Guinn https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182976445 Shays rebellion was significant because it showed the flaws of the articles of confederation and how weak it made government due to the fact that they had a low military. Without the shays rebellion people may have not started talking about how they needed a stronger federal government. As well as lead to the creation of the constitution, at the Philadelphia convention, 1787. Shays rebellion also lead to some consequence including farmers and others not  paying their taxes .
 ]]> 2017-08-27 14:14:21 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182976445 Victoria Pereiro https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182981086 Daniel Shays, leader of Shays' Rebellion, decides to start this rebellion due to the Articles of Confederation weak power over the people and military power. When the farmers were in trouble because they lost their farms and weren't able to pay their taxes, Shay decided to stand up and demanded for a revised government. The convention of May, 1787, led to a new system of government also known as the Constitution. Some unintended consequences were severals in prison, the destruction of areas, death of some, etc.]]> 2017-08-27 16:00:34 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182981086 Deynaliz Matos https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182981609 shays rebellion was important because it demonstrated the weakness of the articles of confederation. since the articles of confederation didn't have the power to tax, the people were left defenseless as their was no military available to stop shay. thus, the people had to come together and donate money to be able to raise an army, of 4,400, to go against shays 2,200. In the end, shays rebellion served as a call to action, to demand a stronger federal government, which led to the creation of the constitution, in 1787. ]]> 2017-08-27 16:12:20 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182981609 Delaney Rowan https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182984726 Shays' Rebellion was a significant event because it was a major factor that pushed for the writing of new Constitution. Shays rebellion illustrated the flaws within the Articles of Confederation by showing the weak government it had created due to the lack of military. A intended consequences was the creation of the Constitutional Convention, this convention gave Congress the ability to taxes the people. A unintended consequence was the amount of people that died because of this rebellion. ]]> 2017-08-27 17:24:43 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182984726 Syed Hasan, Period 6 https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182986730 Shays Rebellion was important because  it made leaders realize the need to revise government. Some consequences were- trade and the untapped economic potential of the new United States were addressed. An unintended consequence was- several skirmishes occurred and, three of Shays's men were killed.  However, the Constitutional Congress was created, which called the convention "for the sole and express purpose of revising the Articles of Confederation."

]]> 2017-08-27 18:10:47 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182986730 James boil p.5 https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182988772 Shay's rebellion was significant because of its long term impact of justifying a new and more centeralized government through the constitution. Shay's rebellion originally began in Massachusetts, where Daniel Shays lead a band of farmers into rebellion against James Bowdin, the governor of Massachusetts. These brothers in arms took war against the local government for imprisoning and seizing the lands of local indebted farmers. Once again, Americans felt that they were oppressed by high taxes. After the rebellion was put down, the voters turned against Governor Bowdoin - showing the discontent Americans had with the current political system. Thus, National leaders such as James Madison and Thomas Jefferson came together to form the new Constitution, in which the government would be restructured to be more centeralized. One long term intended consequence was the lifting of strict laws against new rural farmers, while one unintended consequence would be the creation of the Constitution of the U.S.]]> 2017-08-27 18:52:32 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182988772 Layla Muraisi https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182989051 Shay's Rebellion is a significant part of our history because it highlighted the flaws in the Articles of Confederation and the lack of unity among Americans. An unintended consequence of this was establishment of the Constitution, which led to a stronger federal government through the defining of the executive branch, legislative branch and judiciary. Shay's Rebellion also served as a catalyst for unification between the states, when they got together during the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia. An intended consequence was the recognition the rebels got, good and bad, that impacted the decisions made by the framers when drafting the constitution.   ]]> 2017-08-27 18:59:45 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182989051 Halley Taylor, Period 6 https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182989083 Shays rebellion was significant because it made the founding fathers realize that the Articles of Confederation were too weak to effectively run and protect the country. They needed to fix the government by making a new Constitution with a stronger central government. The unintended consequence of Shays rebellion was the Constitutional Convention. The people didn't expect the Articles of Confederation to be totally replaced, but it was necessary. The long term and intended consequence from Shays rebellion was that the founding fathers finally listened to the rebel's grievances. They took the causes of Shays rebellion into great consideration when drafting the Constitution. So they gave the federal government the power to collect taxes and the promise to protect the people with an army.]]> 2017-08-27 19:00:48 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182989083 Conrad Channell, Period 5B https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182989647 Shays Rebellion is an important historical event lead by Daniel Shay, a former captain in the Continental army, that has greatly impacted modern day government. The citizens of Massachusetts challenged the government for federalism and an edition to the Articles of Confederation, a weak form of government that imposed unfair taxing and many problems. Although Shay's Rebellion was eventually shut down, the mobs' work will pay off in the future. Shays Rebellion worked almost as a wake up call for American government. In the end, the ruling class would use the rebels' work to convince America that if they continue with the laws of the Articles or Confederation, their nation will have constant revolt and revolutions leading to chaos. The rebellion shows the pure weakness of the Articles and will lead to the constitutional convention resulting in the making of the constitution and the unity of states we have today. ]]> 2017-08-27 19:13:56 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182989647 Haila Alkahla https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182991689 Shay's rebellion is significant because it was one of the major facts of us writing the new constitution due to the weak power over the people and military. When the farmers lost their farms because they couldn't keep up with their taxes, Shay decided to stand up and defend them. In the end it lead to a stronger government and the constitution. ]]> 2017-08-27 19:48:57 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182991689 Timothy Ford https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182994355 Shays' Rebellion holds major historical significance due to the timing of the event. When the Declaration of Independence was signed, it was stated that a government that is destructive to a people's natural rights should be altered or abolished and replaced. Shays and other farmers in western Massachusetts were being oppressed by the banks due to their inability to pay back their loans and the government would do nothing about it. The Rebellion's goal was to alter the state government so that the farmers would not be sent to debtors prison or have all of their possessions seized. Although the Rebellion failed, it served to inform the national leaders about the woes of the people under the Articles of Confederation, thus causing them to abolish it and replace it with the Constitution of the United States, as we see today.]]> 2017-08-27 20:43:19 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182994355 Riley Gaudette https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182995291 The events that occurred during Shay's rebellion we're very significant because the changes in government were, in a big way, due to Shay's cause. Shay was a small rural farmer that was tired of seeing other farmers put in prison for being in debt. An intended consequence from this uprising was giving farmers more rights and lifting harsh laws. An unintended consequence was the establishment of the American Constitution and a stringer central government. This was the most significant result of Shay's Rebellion. ]]> 2017-08-27 21:00:24 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/182995291 Alondra Mola https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183003097 It showed Americans the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. The new US Constitution was established as a result. Its intended purpose was to give government more structure and power, something that was lacking during the Rebellion and also made many people want a stronger national government. ]]> 2017-08-27 23:13:01 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183003097 Aidan Chambers Pd 5 https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183003624 Born from the political and social tensions of the postbellum United States, Daniel Shay’s Rebellion culminated from years of aggressive taxation and debt collection in a disastrous economy formed by the cost of the revolution, and only amplified by the inadequate American government that had existed at the time. Just five years after the end of the revolutionary war, the United States faced a domestic conflict that gave insights to the failures of the Articles of Confederation, and helped catalyze the process for the United States to convene and rewrite the structure of our government. Daniel Shays and his 4,000 Shaysites had succeeded in ending the rampant taxation that had plagued the Massachusetts farmers as well as tens of thousands more throughout the country, but the significance of their uprising would grow to be much more influential, as both the events prior to, and during the rebellion would prove to show the inadequacies of the Articles of Confederation to remedy the conflict. Given the manner in which rights to taxation were almost completely given to state governments, the central government unable to pay off its national debt, with many states bearing their own debts to foreign powers, resulting in the excessive taxation and debts among the American public. This economic crisis was the leading cause for the Shaysites to take up arms against the newly born American government, which was ill-prepared to handle such a conflict. Given that the central government did not have the power to interfere in state conflicts, Daniel Shay’s uprising was only stopped by a local state militia raised by the Massachusetts elite. It’s these failures of the Articles of Confederation that were seemingly exploited and showcased by Daniel Shay’s rebellion, who would not only cause the constitutional convention to occur just a few months after his uprising, but would also directly influence the powers of the federal government. It’s clear the framers of our constitution had Shay’s in mind with the 15th clause of Article 1, Section of 8 of the constitution;

“To provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions”

]]> 2017-08-27 23:20:03 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183003624 Michael McCarthy https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183004542 Shays' Rebellion is significant because of the impact it had on the nation under the Articles of Confederation. It highlighted the weaknesses of the central government and caused the framers of the constitution to convene and discuss altering the articles. Shays rebellion caused the drafting of the constitution inadvertently and led to the protection of certain rights as Daniel Shays intended.]]> 2017-08-27 23:28:35 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183004542 Dennarius Murphy https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183018460 Shay's Rebellion emphasized the weaknesses in the Articles of Confederation: weak central government and no army or national court system. Strengths being land disputes settled and northwest ordinances. With the weakness exposed the framers changed the articles for the better establishing individuals rights. The consequences were evident an document was drafted called the constitution which was driven by economic instability while another consequence was establishing an strong central government.]]> 2017-08-28 01:42:20 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183018460 Sabrina Borrero https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183033578 Shay's Rebellion was significant because it was one of major events that lead to the decision to change the Articles of Confederation. The rebellion brought to the surface all of the problems that the Articles had such as the central government not being able to enforce taxes and create an army, which is one of the reasons why the rebellion got so out of hand. The long term intended consequences that Shay's Rebellion had was to get rid of the state government that allowed the courts to take away their property and throw them into debtors jail. The unintended long term consequences is that, although the rebellion was stopped, the Articles of Confederation were gotten rid of and replaced with the Constitution that we have today, which in turn, changed the state governments powers also.]]> 2017-08-28 03:50:24 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183033578 Emily Greeson https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183074168 Shays’ Rebellion is the name given to a series of protests in 1786 and 1787 by American farmers against state and local enforcement of tax collections and judgments for debt. The rebellion was most serious in Massachusetts, where bad harvests, economic depression, and high taxes threatened farmers with the loss of their farms. The rebellion took its name from its symbolic leader, Daniel Shays of Massachusetts, a former captain in the Continental army. Shay's Rebellion raised crucial questions about the relationship between citizens and their government. Although the rebellion was started only to prevent the trial and imprisonment of debt-ridden citizens, the revellion soon became a source of justification for the revision of the Articles of Confederation, as well as sparking debates over the framing and ratification of the Constitution. ]]> 2017-08-28 10:40:39 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183074168 https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183078259 2017-08-28 11:22:01 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183078259 Jeffery Korver https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183079813 Shay's rebellion exposed the articles of confederation by showing its many flaws. Shay was hurt by the broken system and many of his fellow protesters were too. The long term effects were to prove that the articles of confederation were not working and to change the government. I don't think shay intended to change the government for it to stay for 200+ years.]]> 2017-08-28 11:34:22 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183079813 Kaylee Highsmith https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183121224 Shays Rebellion was a very pivotal part in American History. This was the rebellion that helped reveal the underlying problems that the Articles Of Confederation had. See the Articles Of Confederation essentially had no power to directly do anything, they were just kind of the first treaty between the initial 13 states after the American Revolution. The rebellion helped show how the federal government was inept during this time. Shay and his followers called for a change in how the government was being run. This call for change eventually planted the idea that the Articles Of Confederation weren't going to be enough to allow the nation to succeed. Samuel Adams, who was in charge of Massachusetts during the time, sought to crush the rebellion (which he later in time did). Even though he successfully put an end to the rebellion the need for change was still around. George Washington was one of the main people to see this need for change. So he and other members sought actively to create a new governing body. From these discussions that had they formed the Constitution.   ]]> 2017-08-28 14:13:21 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183121224 Marisa Hobbs marisahobbs13 https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183132714 Shays rebellion was led by Daniel Shay. It was started by the farmers who fought against high taxes because failure to pay would lead to loss of land and imprisonment. The rebellion was most serious in Massachusetts. Shays rebellion is one of the major factors that led to the writing of the new constitution. Since this was a rebellion, many people died throughout. ]]> 2017-08-28 14:50:57 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183132714 Jesenia Morales https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183146896 Shays rebellion lead to the alteration of the articles of confederation which hadn’t been done. He fought so hard for his beloved government only to die after being forced to become a farmer. The long term affects was that it lead to the drafting of the u.s constitution  ]]> 2017-08-28 15:30:40 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183146896 Allison Chill https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183153881 Shays rebellion was an important part of history. by going against the government and bringing the people's civil rights injustices more known it sparked the writing of the articles of confederation. it helps in the long run because the articles of confederation are still in use ]]> 2017-08-28 15:48:27 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183153881 Connor Hale https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183221712 Shays rebellion was an influential part of American history. This is through the fact that Shays was an American veteran from the Revolutionary war, and like many was suffering in debt. His rebellion sought out to destroy the rich government that didn't nessecarily care about the poor farmers. His rebellion highlighted the problems of the government and the articles of confederation. His long term effects thusly brought light to the fact that the standing government was nowhere near up to par, and there is a needed change, bringing about the constitution.]]> 2017-08-28 19:05:38 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183221712 Nicole Ventura https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183242505 Shays Rebellion was significant because it was the biggest act of civil unrest to indicate a change needed to be made to the United States government, operating under the Articles of Confederation at the time. This system did not provide the power to tax the people directly, to raise or maintain an army, to regulate commerce, or set a national court system or currency. The rebellion of farmers and veterans was successful in that it finally encouraged a group to meet first in Annapolis, Maryland, and then in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for the Constitutional Convention. The results of Shays Rebellion reinforced the idea that government's duty was to the people.]]> 2017-08-28 20:32:21 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183242505 David Lee lee111222333 https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183268204 The significance Shay's Rebellion had on the future of the United States was the way it highlighted just how weak the Articles of Confederation was in its ability to exercise its power to enforce its own laws. Creating the central government in such a weak form allowed for the future change that gave birth to the Constitution solidifying the specific powers of each branch. Whether intended or not, the rebellion exposed the current government's lack of control  leading to the redo mentioned earlier.

]]> 2017-08-29 00:01:04 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183268204 Charlotte Howell https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183448899 The significance of Shays Rebellion was that after its collapse, leaders realized that there needed to be change to government. This change occurred in the Articles of Confederation that was unltimay removed and replaced with the Constitution that revised the Articles to give a more central government ]]> 2017-08-29 16:22:57 UTC https://padlet.com/chad_reed/pq47uefumgo4/wish/183448899