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Whiskey Rebellion

Whiskey Rebellion

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Social Studies, History

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6th - 9th Grade

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Easy

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Jaime Wagner

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28 Slides • 15 Questions

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The Militia Acts of 1792

The Militia Acts of 1792 empowered the President to call state militias into federal service during invasions or insurrections.

They mandated that every free, able-bodied white male citizen aged 18–45 enroll in local militia units and equip themselves with a musket, bayonet, and ammunition. 

The 1792 laws were tested shortly after passage during the Whiskey Rebellion, where President George Washington called up 6,000 militia members to Pennsylvania. 

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​MARCH 3, 1791

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Poll

Do you agree with taxes on goods or services to help moderate the consumption of them?

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What would YOU do if YOU were Mr. Neville while an angry mob of 600 people were outside your home?

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Do you agree with Hamilton's opinion on rebellions? Why or why not?

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Poll

Which option would you choose?

A: Send a peace commission to Pittsburgh to meet with the rebels and negotiate a settlement?

B: Send in the military to end this thing.

C: Let the Pennsylvania law officials handle the situation.

D: Repeal the Whiskey Act

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Open Ended

WHY would you choose this option?

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Multiple Choice

Which option do you believe Washington chose?

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A: Send a peace commission to Pittsburgh to meet with the rebels and negotiate a settlement?

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B: Send in the military to end this thing.

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C: Let the Pennsylvania law officials handle the situation.

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D: Repeal the Whiskey Act

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Multiple Choice

In what year did violence occur due to taxation and who did they attack?

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July 1794 on tax collectors

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September 1791 on insurgents

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August 1774 on Washington's troops

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July 1791 on U.S. citizens

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Multiple Choice

What was the direct cause of the Whiskey Rebellion

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WWI

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WWII

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The Great Depression

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tax on the manufacture and sale of whiskey

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Multiple Choice

What law did Congress passed to support federal power to enforce law?

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Northwest Ordinance

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Militia Law of 1792

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Boston Tea Act

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None of these

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Multiple Choice

Who led the federal militia during the Whiskey Rebellion?

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George Washington

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Thomas Jefferson

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James McFarland

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A Revolutionary War hero

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Multiple Choice

Who wanted to create a tax on whiskey?

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Madison

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Hamilton

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Washington

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Jefferson

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Multiple Choice

What was one way we talked about that small farmers used whiskey?

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to bug their neighbors

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to water crops

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to treat wounds

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like money

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Multiple Choice

What did the Whiskey Rebellion demonstrate about the federal government?

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Under the Constitution, the federal government had the power to enforce the law

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The federal government was weak and unable to handle rebellions

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The federal government was willing to negotiate with protesters

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The federal government had no authority over taxation

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During the rebellion, who resigned as Washington's Secretary of State?

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John Adams

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Thomas Jefferson

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James Madison

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Henry Knox

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