Eventually its supporters, who had drafted the "People's Constitution," were forced to flee to Chepachet.
Eventually its supporters, who had drafted the "People's Constitution," were forced to flee to Chepachet. This allowed Samuel Ward King to rally his troops and hunt down the participants. During the battle for the armory, its namesake found himself fighting against his own cousin and father, both of whom supported the state's original charter that only allowed men to vote if they owned at least $134 worth of land. For 10 points, identify this 1842 event that spawned the Supreme Court case Luther v. Borden and is named for its namesake leader who declared himself governor of Rhode Island.
Eventually its supporters, who had drafted the "People's Constitution," were forced to flee to Chepachet.
{Dorr’s} Rebellion