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Which of the following was most likely the greatest benefit in allowing non-church members to vote in public elections? A) It allowed more people to become involved in the polit…

Which of the following was most likely the greatest benefit in allowing non-church members to vote in public elections? A) It allowed more people to become involved in the polit…
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Which of the following was most likely the greatest benefit in allowing non-church members to vote in public elections?

A) It allowed more people to become involved in the political life of the community.

B) It created a stronger sense of community.

C) It gave Connecticut more representatives in the House of Representatives after the Revolution.

D)It allowed the colony to collect more tax revenues as only citizens who voted could be taxed.


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it would be b before i had this on my quiz

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