One event in 1786 that enabled the Federalists to act on their desires for a stronger national government were

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Both events in 1786 played significant roles in highlighting the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and motivating the push for a stronger national government. The Annapolis Convention, though poorly attended, set the stage for the Philadelphia Convention. Shays' Rebellion demonstrated the federal government's inability to maintain public order, further underscoring the need for a new constitution.

One Event in 1786 That Enabled the Federalists to Act