How did Shays's Rebellion help lead to changing the Articles of Confederation? Group of answer choices

The rebellion showed how America should have been a kingdom.

The rebellion showed that farmers had too many guns.

The rebellion showed how the national government was too weak to enforce laws or collect taxes.

The rebellion showed how the state governments were stronger.

The correct answer is B) The rebellion showed that farmers had too many guns.

Shays' Rebellion exposed the weakness of the AOC in that it showed that the national government was too weak and the states too strong.

The Articles of Confederation was the first type of Constitution in the United States. Under the Articles of Confederation, the states remained sovereign, while the central government was weak. It was the states the ones who could collect money through taxation. The central government couldn't. So when the federal government needed money it had to ask for it from the states.

So during Shay's rebellion in Massachusetts, the federal government could not respond because it had no power to form an army. A local militia in Massachusetts tried to confront the rebellion unsuccessfully.

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