Question

question 4 what is a result of the market revolution? (select all that apply) more individuals produced something to sell for a profit and turned away from self - sufficiency a persons financial success was more dependent on the market (supply and demand), making americans more vulnerable economic downturns farmers began to protest unfair foreclosures, resulting in the whiskey rebellion more individuals began producing just enough to provide for the basic needs of their families 1 pts

Explanation:

The Market Revolution led to a shift from self - sufficiency to market - oriented production. People started producing goods for profit, becoming more dependent on market forces. Economic downturns also became more impactful as people were more integrated into the market economy. The Whiskey Rebellion was related to farmers' protests against unfair taxes rather than directly to the Market Revolution's core aspects about market - based production and economic changes. Producing just for family needs is the opposite of what happened during the Market Revolution.

Answer:

A person's financial success was more dependent on the market (supply and demand), making Americans more vulnerable economic downturns.
More individuals produced something to sell for a profit and turned away from self - sufficiency.