Question

In the political democracy established by the state governments, only land-owning White men had a voice. In the new

state charters, what two rights pertaining to the democratic process were denied to White men who did not hold
property, White women, and all African Americans and Indigenous peoples?
to vote

Answer 1

In the new state charters, two rights pertaining to the democratic process denied to non-property-owning White men, White women, African Americans, and Indigenous peoples were:

Suffrage or the right to vote were denied

Legal rights or access to political participation were denied

How to explain

Suffrage or the right to vote was restricted to only land-owning White men, disenfranchising those without property ownership.

Legal rights or access to political participation were denied based on race, gender, and property ownership, excluding non-White men, women of all races, and Indigenous peoples from engaging in the democratic process, thereby limiting their participation in elections and governance.