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Shays' Rebellion is significant because itAinspired southern states to tighten slave codes to prevent future uprisingsBstrengthened the movement for a new constitutionCled to the expulsion of Lord Baltimore's officials from MarylandDled to the establishment of the Anglican church as the official church in the coloniesEled to the establishment of a new government in New York
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