Who was allowed to vote when the US Constitution was written? only those born on US soil all white citizens only Protestant men white, land-owning males

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Ketola · Answer 1 · 2020-07-08T23:26:56+0000

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White, land-owning males

Explanation: the declaration of independence was signed. The right to vote during colonial and revolutionary periods restricted to property owners and most of them were white males over the age of 21.

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