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Shay’s Rebellion: Prelude to the Constitution
George Richards Minot
Shay’s rebellion was an armed protest by farmers in Massachusetts against the United States government. ...
Among these men were a few who became recognized leaders of the group, the main one being Daniel Shays. ... Shays and the militia chose the Federal Arsenal in Springfield to be the next target of their rebellion against the government. ... The rebellion was eventually put down with about fifty nine surrendering and others working with legislation for clemency under certain terms of the government. ...
Daniel Shays and his followers are examples of people who believe in something so strongly that they are willing to risk their life over the cause.
Approximate Word count = 681
Approximate Pages = 2.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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