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35) Washington believed that the Whiskey RebellionA) was not something with which to be concerned.B) presented a direct threat to the nation.C) should have been dealt with by the state of Pennsylvania. D) indicated the importance of repealing the excise tax.E) was the result of a legitimate complaint on the part of distillers.
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