What hardships did the Whiskey Tax pose for many western frontiersmen? Select all that apply.

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Men were drafted as tax collectors and

could no longer farm corn for their family.

The tax cut into their whiskey profits,

which they saw as their only reliable

income.

Frontiersmen worried that without

whiskey to trade, the Native Americans

might attack them.

The journey to Philadelphia to argue their

case was long and expensive.