No, the 19th amendment gave women the right to vote, but it was the 26th amendment that changed the voting age to 18.
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Among the choices given, universal male suffrage is not an original feature of the US Constitution as voters were entitled to ownership of some property.
No it gave women the right to vote when they reached 21. The age of 18 to vote didn't happen until 1971 with the 27 amendment.
Voting laws in states new to the Union, such as expanding suffrage to non-landowners and reducing property qualifications to vote, helped Andrew Jackson get elected in 1828. These changes, known as "universal white male suffrage," increased the number of eligible voters. As Jackson portrayed himself as a champion of the common man, this expansion of democracy worked in his favor and boosted his electoral support.
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More men were eligible to vote