In the first years under the Constitution who were the only people who could vote in most places?

a. State citizens who owned property.

b. White, adult males who owned property.

c. Adult males over the age of 18.

d. Any person, of any race, religion or gender over the age of 18.

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17 October, 21:01

In the first years under the Constitution who were the only people who could vote in most places?

a. State citizens who owned property.

b. White, adult males who owned property.

c. Adult males over the age of 18.

d. Any person, of any race, religion or gender over the age of 18.

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Yuliana Savage · Answer 1

The difference between a democracy and a dictatorship is that in a democracy you vote first and take orders later; in a dictatorship you don't have to waste your time voting.

In the first years under the Constitution who were the only people who could vote in most places?a. State citizens who owned property.b. White, adult males who owned property.c. Adult males over the age of 18.d. Any person, of any race, religion or gender over the age of 18.

In the first years under the Constitution who were the only people who could vote in most places?

a. State citizens who owned property.

b. White, adult males who owned property.

c. Adult males over the age of 18.

d. Any person, of any race, religion or gender over the age of 18.