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Which group of people had the right to vote in the United States in the late 1700s? A. white and African American males B. all white males C. white males and females D. white males who owned property
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Which group of people had the right to vote in the United States in the late 1700s? A. white and African American males B. all white males C. white males and females D. white males who owned property

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D. white males who owned property

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Only white people that have properties were allowed to vote.

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