During colonial times, the right to vote was limited to adult white males who owned property. Most women could not vote, though some colonies gave the vote to widows who owned property. After the United States became an independent nation, the Constitution gave the states the right to decide who could vote. One by one, the states abolished property requirements and, by 1830, all white male adults could vote.
I'm not clear on what you view as 'colonial times' but I'm quite sure that around that time all the African Americans were slaves. And slaves aren't allowed to vote.
Women.
Only adult white men who owned property were allowed to vote.
In colonial America, only white males who owned property, and were over the age of 18 were allowed to vote.
Anglo American women had few rights in colonial times. They could not own property unless they were widowed and were not able to vote.
the other oe is not correct
White males who owned property, and were over the age of 18 were allowed to vote.
only men who owned property were allowed to vote :)
In colonial America, only white males who owned property, and were over the age of 18 were allowed to vote.
Free White men over the age of 21 years old who owned property had the right to vote. However, women over the age of 21, indentured servants, landless poor, and Africans (at the time called Negoes, most of whom were held as slaves), could not vote.
Women.
white males, who owned property, and were over 18 could vote
White Men
In colonial America, only white males who owned property, and were over the age of 18 were allowed to vote.
Only adult white men who owned property were allowed to vote.
Only white adult males who were property owners were allowed to vote.
In colonial America, only white males who owned property, and were over the age of 18 were allowed to vote.
Yes, they could, I really dont have a reason.