All of the Following Statements Concerning Voting Qualifications in the Colonies

question 50

Multiple Choice

All of the following statements concerning voting qualifications in the colonies are true EXCEPT this one:

• A) Property qualifications were less restrictive in the colonies than in England.
• B) Property qualifications were more important than religious or moral qualifications.
• C) The justification for property qualifications was the belief that property owners had a greater stake in the community.
• D) In some cases, there were fewer restrictions on voting in the colonial period than in the early years after the revolution.
• E) They were irrelevant because the colonists did not elect anyone.

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