The mode of dress was extremely conservative. Showing of ankles was not a good thing. As to the quality, that was very much dependant upon their social status and ability to buy material and dresses.
Women
No women, blacks or native americans.
Native Americans, African Americans and women
Women, children and slaves
It depends on which one you are talking about at the convention of 100 they did not It depends on which one you are talking about at the Convention of 1800 they did not
There were not women, slaves, African Americans, or poor farmers.
Women did not attend the Constitutional Convention, nor did whites who did not own property. Free African-Americans were also not in attendance.
Because women were not allowed to vote at the time and women were considered to be only house keepers. No, the better answer is that women didn't have individual rights.
African Americans (slaves), women and Native Americans
"Don't forget the women." This was spoken to John Adams before he went to the Constitutional Convention. As expected he promptly forgot about the women.
Other don't know this but the correct answer is: women, african-americans, and native americans are the groups that were not represented at the constitutional convention. So the only people at the convention were white amrican men who were the only ones represented.
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