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14 March, 05:51

Why was the whiskey rebellion especially frightening to federalists?

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  1. 14 March, 06:14
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    Because they were arguing and fighting over the new government and threatening to take it down.
  2. 14 March, 08:03
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    The rebels looked up to the French Revolution for inspiration.
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