For 10 points, name this 1791 uprising of farmers in Western Pennsylvania that takes its name from an alcoholic beverage.
One of the primary perpetrators of this event, David Bradford, escaped to West Florida following this movement's failure. He was later pardoned by President John Adams in 1799. Liberty poles were erected during this event to galvanize support, and this event began with an attack on (*) General John Neville's home of Bower Hill. The Watermelon Army under Light-Horse Harry Lee was instrumental in suppressing this revolt, which included a march on Pittsburgh. Alexander Hamilton proposed the excise tax that caused this event. For 10 points, name this 1791 uprising of farmers in Western Pennsylvania that takes its name from an alcoholic beverage.
One of the primary perpetrators of this event, David Bradford, escaped to West Florida following this movement's failure.
Whiskey Rebellion [accept obvious equivalents mentioning whiskey] &lt;LT&gt;