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Asap Why were more people able to vote in the colonies than in Britain? A. Britain did not allow Puritans to vote, but the colonies did B. More women could vote in the colonies C. More men owned property
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Why were more people able to vote in the colonies than in Britain?
A. Britain did not allow Puritans to vote, but the colonies did
B. More women could vote in the colonies
C. More men owned property in the colonies
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I think the answer is A (Britain did not allow Puritans to vote, but the colonies did).
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