What qualifications did the Constitution ratified in 1787 impose for voting?

Answer 1

Early on, one had to be a white male to be able to vote. Also, one had to own a certain amount of property.

Answer 2

You had to be an educated person who owned property. This excluded anyone who was a slave or an indentured servant at the time.

Answer 3

in the 1780's, only white male property owners could vole (only 10-16% of the population at that time)

Answer 4

in the thirteen colonies, you had to be white, christian, and a male.

Answer 5

Prior to 1820, the qualifications to vote excluded a lot of people from being able to do so. The qualifications included being white, being male and being a property owner.

Answer 6

Male Caucasian tax-paying landowner