Shays's Rebellion Was Interpreted by Political Leaders at the Time

Shays's Rebellion was interpreted by political leaders at the time as proving that

A) too little political power was left to the states.
B) state militias were a satisfactory answer to foreign invasion.
C) there was much popular dissatisfaction with the leadership of George Washington.
D) the British still retained the allegiance of many Americans.
E) many state governments were about to collapse from internal dissension.