Shays's Rebellion stirred the fears of some that state governments were

Shays's Rebellion stirred the fears of some that state governments were

a. becoming too powerful.
b. about to collapse.
c. controlled by British interests.
d. opposed to liberty.
e. seeking independence.







Answer: B

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