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Which statement best describes voting rights in the original 13 states?


A.

Only white men who lived in one of the largest cities could vote in all 13 states.

B.

Only men who were Revolutionary War veterans could vote in all 13 states.

C.

Only men, regardless of race could vote in all 13 states.

D.

Only white, Protestant men could vote in all 13 states.


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Sagot :

Only white, Protestant men could vote in all 13 states, this statement is explained in voting rights.

What is right to vote?

“Suffrage” is the ability to cast a ballot in political elections regardless of one's race, caste, gender, age, or social status.

Only white Protestant men were allowed to vote in all 13 states. They are a current industrial-era societal phenomena.

As a result, option (d) is correct.

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