How did shays become the leader of the peoples rebellion?

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Shays became the leader of the people's rebellion because he was an experimented soldier that had participated in the American Revolutionary War and took the initiative to be the leader of the rebellion. Daniel Shays was his full name, and he led his people to attack public buildings in Massachusetts such as courthouses and other public buildings in 1786 and 1787. Shays fought for the petitions of American farmers that were living very harsh economic conditions.

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