1.
Q: Why was whiskey of such importance to the colonists?
A: Whiskey was important to colonists because it was commonly made from corn and other grains, and during this time the harvest of grains was increasing. With the increased yield of grains, farmers were able to convert more grain into whiskey. Therefore, whiskey was an easily attainable and become a popularly bought drink in the rural areas.
2.
Q: Why did President Washington see fit to send troops to suppress the rebellion?
A: President Washington saw fit to send troops to suppress the rebellion because in a U.S. law it says, “An act provide for calling forth the militia to execute the laws of the Union, suppress insurrections, and repel invasions,”. This laws states that whenever
Q: Why was whiskey of such importance to the colonists?
A: Whiskey was important to colonists because it was commonly made from corn and other grains, and during this time the harvest of grains was increasing. With the increased yield of grains, farmers were able to convert more grain into whiskey. Therefore, whiskey was an easily attainable and become a popularly bought drink in the rural areas.
2.
Q: Why did President Washington see fit to send troops to suppress the rebellion?
A: President Washington saw fit to send troops to suppress the rebellion because in a U.S. law it says, “An act provide for calling forth the militia to execute the laws of the Union, suppress insurrections, and repel invasions,”. This laws states that whenever