Final answer:
The Lecompton Constitution did not represent the Free Soilers' interests as it was pro-slavery, and the Free Soilers were anti-slavery, making the answer to the question False. Without statistical data, it's uncertain if term limits have increased women's representation in state legislatures.
Step-by-step explanation:
The proposed Lecompton Constitution in the Kansas territory did not show the dominance of the Free Soilers. The correct answer is False. The Lecompton Constitution was a pro-slavery document, and the Free Soilers were anti-slavery settlers who opposed the expansion of slavery into the western territories. Therefore, this constitution was against the principles of the Free Soilers. In terms of term limits and their effects on the number of women serving in state legislatures, without specific statistical data provided, it's not possible to confidently state if term limits have led to a statistically significant increase in the number of women serving. This statement requires specific data to confirm its validity.