Shea's Rebellion and Its Impact

The video discusses Shea's Rebellion, a pivotal event in American history that highlighted the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. It explains the concept of federalism, the economic struggles faced by Daniel Shea, and the rebellion's impact on the push for a stronger federal government. The video concludes with the importance of learning and understanding historical events.

What was the primary focus of the video tutorial?

• The Industrial Revolution

• Shea's Rebellion

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

• The American Civil War

What was a major weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

• It allowed for a strong federal government

• It had a robust monetary system

• It lacked a president and court system

• It provided for a strong union

Who was Daniel Shea?

• A British general

• A revolutionary soldier and farmer

• A wealthy merchant

• A member of the Continental Congress

What economic issue did Daniel Shea face upon returning home?

• He received a large inheritance

• He became a successful businessman

• He was paid all his dues

• He faced unpaid debts and taxes

What action did Shea and his followers take during the rebellion?

• They joined the British forces

• They moved to another state

• They shut down courthouses and stopped proceedings

• They peacefully petitioned the government

What was Thomas Jefferson's view on the rebellion?

• He was indifferent to it

• He actively opposed it

• He thought it was a natural and necessary event

• He believed it was a threat to democracy

What was the outcome of Shea's Rebellion?

• It successfully overthrew the government

• It led to the immediate payment of debts

• It failed and Shea was arrested

• It resulted in a new state being formed

How did the ruling class use the rebellion to their advantage?

• They used it to argue for a stronger federal government

• They ignored it completely

• They reduced taxes immediately

• They supported the rebels

What was the ultimate impact of Shea's Rebellion on the United States?

• It led to the dissolution of the United States

• It had no significant impact

• It resulted in a new war with Britain

• It prompted the creation of a stronger constitution

What did the merchants do in response to Shea's Rebellion?

• They forgave all debts

• They financed a private army to crush the rebellion

• They joined the rebellion

• They moved their businesses to another state