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The events of shays′ rebellion best illustrate which weakness of the system of government created by the articles of confederation?
a. lack of taxation by the central government
b. lack of legislative power in the state governments
c. inability of the state governments to protect liberty
d. inability of the central government to raise an army

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Many saw the insurrection as a fatal flaw in the national government under the Articles of Confederation. Because Congress lacked the authority to generate funds, it could not assist states in repaying their war obligations, forcing them to excessively tax their inhabitants.

The insurrection, led by veteran Daniel Shays, exposed the federal government's vulnerabilities under the Articles of Confederation since it could neither gather the money to pay the veterans nor create an army to put down the uprising. The central government could not directly tax residents, but could only solicit funds from the states.

Shay's Rebellion influenced people's perceptions of the Articles of Confederation because it demonstrated the necessity for a federal government and that the Articles would not suffice since they did not allow the nation to raise an army to put down rebellions like Shay's.

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