What best describes the people who took part of the shays rebellion of 1786 to?

Shays' Rebellion of 1786 was primarily led by rural farmers in Massachusetts, many of whom were war veterans struggling with economic hardships, high taxes, and debt. These individuals felt marginalized and discontented with the state government’s inability to address their grievances. The rebellion highlighted the struggles of the agrarian population against what they perceived as oppressive economic policies. Overall, the participants were a mix of disaffected citizens seeking relief from financial burdens and advocating for political reform.