The US Constitution of 1787 made the following rules about who could vote?

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A.  It left it to the States
	B.  Only rich white males could vote
	C.  Only white males with an annual income of $50 could vote
	D.  Only educated white male heads of household could vote

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I don't know the answer but if i were a betting man i would say only white males who were not indigent servants could vote.

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even if this is true. we don't enforce these rules today infact they don't exist. except maybe the first one. but today any legal citizen has the right to vote. so i wouldn't let something from the 1700's bother me. that's in the past.

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Originally you had to be a white male and over the age of 21. The 14th Amendment gave citizenship to everyone born on US soil and gave voting rights to black men. The 19th amendment gave women the right to vote.

The US Constitution of 1787 made the following rules about who could vote?

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